Jeopardy(hatchet)
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This document appears to be a set of trivia questions and answers about the book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. It includes 100 multiple choice questions across various categories like "Animal Encounters", "Brian's Parents", "All About Brian", and "Significant Events" that provide details about the plot, characters, settings and key moments from the story. The questions range in difficulty from $100 to $500 and cover topics such as how Brian survived after crashing his plane, the animals he encountered in the wilderness, and the challenges he overcame alone in the forest.
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- 2. $100 Is the person desiring the divorce. Solution
- 3. $100 Who is Brian’s mom? Title
- 4. $200 The city where Brian’s mother lives. Solution
- 5. $200 What is New York? Title
- 6. $300 This is who gave Brian the Hatchet at the beginning of the book. Solution
- 7. $300 Who is Brian’s mom? Title
- 8. $400 This is where Brian’s dad works. Solution
- 9. $400 Where is up in the oil fields of Northern Canada? Title
- 10. $500 This is what Brian’s father had designed or invented. Solution
- 11. $500 What is a self-sharpening drill bit? Title
- 12. $100 This is where the plane was taking Brian initially before it went off course. Solution
- 13. $100 Where is Northern Canada where his dad works? Title
- 14. Daily Double
- 15. $200 This is how the pilot of the plane died. Solution
- 16. $200 What is a heart attack? Title
- 17. $300 This is where Brian decided to crash land the plan. Solution
- 18. $300 Where is on a lake? Title
- 19. $400 This is why the plane was way off course making it very difficult for the rescue crew to find him. Solution
- 20. $400 What is Brian bumped the wheel of the plane? Title
- 21. $500 This was what motivated him near the end of the book to build a raft. Solution
- 22. $500 What is the survival kit that was located on the plane? Title
- 23. $100 This how old Brian is. Solution
- 25. $200 The place where Brian lives. Solution
- 26. $200 Where is New York? Title
- 27. $300 Is the name of his friend that was riding with him the first time Brian found out about the Secret. Solution
- 29. $400 This is what Brian was constantly thinking about in the beginning of the book. Solution
- 30. $400 What is the Divorce or the Secret? Title
- 31. $500 Brian developed into a new person and did this a lot more now before he would speak. Solution
- 33. $100 This animal made Brian run even though it was not interested in Brian. Solution
- 34. $100 What is a Bear? Title
- 35. $200 This animal got into Brian’s shelter and caused him a lot of pain. Solution
- 36. $200 What is a porcupine? Title
- 37. $300 This animal showed its disapproval of Brian by raising its hair on its neck. Solution
- 38. $300 What is a moose? Title
- 39. Daily Double
- 40. $400 This animal almost could have killed Brian, even though it wasn’t very big. Solution
- 41. $400 What is a skunk? Title
- 42. $500 This animal was shaped like a pear. Solution
- 43. $500 What is a fool bird or grouse? Title
- 44. $100 This was Brian’s first meal after he survived the plane crash. Solution
- 45. $100 What is choke cherries? Title
- 46. $200 This eventually led to Brian’s rescue by a Cree pilot. Solution
- 47. $200 What is he turned on an emergency transmitter? Title
- 48. $300 Is what happened in the middle of the night after Brian was attacked by the moose. Solution
- 49. $300 What is a tornado destroyed his shelter and eventually pulled the plane out of the water a bit? Title
- 50. $400 This happened to Brian every morning and every evening during the first few weeks being stranded in the woods. Solution
- 51. $400 What is being attacked by swarms of mosquitoes? Title
- 52. $500 This person came in Brian’s dream and helped him think about how he could start a fire. Solution