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by BlastRoom
Students explain how the Canadian wilderness drives Brian's choices and growth.
#us_grade_6_english
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The pilot dies, the plane goes off course, and Brian is alone beside a remote lake. What does this setting make necessary?
Brian has only a hatchet and the materials around the lake. What does the wilderness force him to do?
After the crash, there is no pantry, cafeteria, or town. What does the setting make Brian learn?
Brian builds his shelter under a rock overhang beside the lake. How does this choice of place help him survive?
Mosquitoes, rain, and cold nights keep troubling Brian. What does the setting force him to value?
The lake gives Brian drinking water and fish, but it also hides the plane and the pilot. What does this setting require?
Porcupine quills, a skunk raid, a bear, and a moose all affect Brian. What does the wild setting make him do?
At first Brian is a passenger in the air; after the crash he is on a shore alone. How does this setting shift change the plot?
The lake lies beside a rock ridge where Brian can make a lean-to. How does that setting shape later events?
A search plane flies over the lake but never sees Brian. How does the remote setting shape what happens next?
A tornado tears through Brian's camp and moves the plane's tail upward in the lake. What does this setting change do?
Hatchet takes place over one summer. How does that season shape Brian's survival at the lake?
Early on, Brian eats gut cherries and becomes sick; later he studies food sources more carefully. What does the setting show about him?
After Brian finally makes fire, he protects it and uses it for safety. What does the campsite reveal about him?
Foolbirds hide in the brush until Brian learns to see their shapes. What does this place reveal about his change?
A moose attack and a tornado damage Brian and his camp, yet he rebuilds. What does the wilderness reveal?
Brian is afraid to enter the sunken plane but does it because the pack may help him. What does that setting show about him?
If Brian were stranded in a town instead of the Canadian wilderness, what main conflict would be lost?
Why does a lake-and-forest setting work better than a desert for Hatchet's survival plot?
Brian is alone at the lake with no one to talk to. What keeps coming back to him there?
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