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Hatchet
Chapters 13â15 Quick Quiz
Hatchet
by:
Gary Paulsen
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Chapters 13–15
Chapters 16–18
Chapter 19 and Epilogue
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Brian Robeson
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Chapters 1–3
Chapters 4–6
Chapters 7–9
Chapters 10–12
Chapters 13–15
Chapters 16–18
Chapter 19 and Epilogue
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Chapters 13–15 Quick Quiz
1
of 5
What does Brian see after spotting a pack of wolves?
His reflection
A plane
Turtle eggs
Freeze dried food
2
of 5
How does Brian try to commit suicide?
Cutting himself with the hatchet
Hanging himself
Drowning
Jumping from a rock
3
of 5
What is the first thing Brian does after transforming into the “new Brian”?
Run through the woods
Fish
Make an arrow
Start another fire
4
of 5
What was the skunk doing before Brian yells at it and it sprays him?
Eating Brian’s food
Swimming
Investigating the turtle nest
Wrecking Brian’s tent
5
of 5
What technique does Brian use to finally catch a foolbird?
Lunging sideways
Dropping from above
Bow and arrow
A concealed pit
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