HATCHET Chapters 1-4

Last updated over 7 years ago

13 questions

HATCHET Chapters 1-4

Last updated over 7 years ago

13 questions

Question 1

Where was Brian Robeson headed in a Cessna 406 to spend hte summer with his dad?

A   the coast in Washington state 

B   the wilderness of North Dakota 

C   the cornfields of Oklahoma 

D  the oil fields in Canada

Question 2

Where was Brian Robeson headed in a Cessna 406 to spend hte summer with his dad?

A   the coast in Washington state

B   the wilderness of North Dakota

C   the cornfields of Oklahoma

D  the oil fields in Canada

Question 3

What did the pilot teach Brian while they were flying?

A   how to steer a Cessna 406 

B   how to read the instrument panel on a Cessna 406 

C   how to fill the gas tank on a Cessna 406 

D    how to use a hatchet 

Question 4

What was Brian thinking about while riding in the Cessna 406?

A   catching fish 

B   his parents' divorce 

C   his girlfriend 

D   what he and his father were going to do over the summer 

Question 5

. What was the first sign that the pilot was not feeling well?

A   the pilot grabbed his chest 

B   the pilot clutched his stomach 

C    the pilot said his eyes were burning 

D    the pilot rubbed his left shoulder 

Question 6

How often did Brian use the radio to call for help?

A   every 10 minutes 

B   every 2 hours 

C   every hour 

D  every 30 minutes 

Question 7

Where did Brian decide to land the plane?

A  on top of a mountain

B   on the edge of a lake 

C    in an empty field 

D   on an empty road 

Question 8

What is the main conflict of Chapters 1 and 2?

A   Brian must spend the summer with his father in Canada instead of with his friends in New York. 

B    Brian's mother gives him a gift he doesn't like. 

C   Brian's parents get a divorce. 

D   The pilot who is flying the Cessna has a heart attack leaving Brian alone in the plane. 

Question 9

Why does the Cessna crash?

A    it runs out of gas 

B    a bird hits the propeller 

C   the plane hits a tree 

D   the plane has engine failure 

Question 10

10.

What was the worst pain that Brian experienced when he woke up the next morning?

A   the twisting of his stomach 

B   the pounding in his jaw 

C     the cut on his chest 

D     the throb in his head 

Question 11

11.

What bothered Brian before the sun came up?

A   snakes 

B   mosquitoes 

C    deer 

D   bats 

Question 12

12.

Which sequence best describes the order of events in Hatchet? 1) The plane crashed into the lake. 2)Brian felt like his legs were on fire and his head felt like a hammer was hitting him. 3) Brian vomited. 4) The pilot had a heart attack and died.

A    4, 3, 1, 2 

B   3, 2, 4, 1 

C    2, 4, 1, 3 

D    1, 2, 4, 3 

Question 13

13.

Which statement from Hatchet contains a cause-and-effect relationship?

A   He raised himself and crawled out of the water, grunting with pain of movement. 

B   Because the mosquitoes, the backs of his hands were puffy and his eyes were alomost swollen shut, and he saw everything through a narrow squin 

C    The crash is over and I am alive, he thought 

D   The pilot in the plane, down into the water, down into the blue water strapped in the seat. . . 

Question 1

Where was Brian Robeson headed in a Cessna 406 to spend hte summer with his dad?

A   the coast in Washington state 

B   the wilderness of North Dakota 

C   the cornfields of Oklahoma 

D  the oil fields in Canada

Question 2

Where was Brian Robeson headed in a Cessna 406 to spend hte summer with his dad?

A   the coast in Washington state

B   the wilderness of North Dakota

C   the cornfields of Oklahoma

D  the oil fields in Canada

Question 3

What did the pilot teach Brian while they were flying?

A   how to steer a Cessna 406 

B   how to read the instrument panel on a Cessna 406 

C   how to fill the gas tank on a Cessna 406 

D    how to use a hatchet 

Question 4

What was Brian thinking about while riding in the Cessna 406?

A   catching fish 

B   his parents' divorce 

C   his girlfriend 

D   what he and his father were going to do over the summer 

Question 5

. What was the first sign that the pilot was not feeling well?

A   the pilot grabbed his chest 

B   the pilot clutched his stomach 

C    the pilot said his eyes were burning 

D    the pilot rubbed his left shoulder 

Question 6

How often did Brian use the radio to call for help?

A   every 10 minutes 

B   every 2 hours 

C   every hour 

D  every 30 minutes 

Question 7

Where did Brian decide to land the plane?

A  on top of a mountain

B   on the edge of a lake 

C    in an empty field 

D   on an empty road 

Question 8

What is the main conflict of Chapters 1 and 2?

A   Brian must spend the summer with his father in Canada instead of with his friends in New York. 

B    Brian's mother gives him a gift he doesn't like. 

C   Brian's parents get a divorce. 

D   The pilot who is flying the Cessna has a heart attack leaving Brian alone in the plane. 

Question 9

Why does the Cessna crash?

A    it runs out of gas 

B    a bird hits the propeller 

C   the plane hits a tree 

D   the plane has engine failure 

Question 10

10.

What was the worst pain that Brian experienced when he woke up the next morning?

A   the twisting of his stomach 

B   the pounding in his jaw 

C     the cut on his chest 

D     the throb in his head 

Question 11

11.

What bothered Brian before the sun came up?

A   snakes 

B   mosquitoes 

C    deer 

D   bats 

Question 12

12.

Which sequence best describes the order of events in Hatchet? 1) The plane crashed into the lake. 2)Brian felt like his legs were on fire and his head felt like a hammer was hitting him. 3) Brian vomited. 4) The pilot had a heart attack and died.

A    4, 3, 1, 2 

B   3, 2, 4, 1 

C    2, 4, 1, 3 

D    1, 2, 4, 3 

Question 13

13.

Which statement from Hatchet contains a cause-and-effect relationship?

A   He raised himself and crawled out of the water, grunting with pain of movement. 

B   Because the mosquitoes, the backs of his hands were puffy and his eyes were alomost swollen shut, and he saw everything through a narrow squin 

C    The crash is over and I am alive, he thought 

D   The pilot in the plane, down into the water, down into the blue water strapped in the seat. . . 