Hatchet - Chapter 2 Quiz

What does Brian do to prepare for the inevitable crash landing?

Question Answer Choices He looks for an open area to land He practices emergency procedures He tightens his seatbelt He sends a distress signal

What does Brian do after he realizes the seriousness of his situation?

Question Answer Choices He immediately calls for help on the radio He looks for a parachute He reaches toward the pilot He tries to jump out of the plane

What does Brian do when the plane's engine suddenly dies?

Question Answer Choices He pulls the throttle back He points the plane's nose down He puts on his seatbelt He tries to restart the engine

What does Brian do when the plane encounters turbulence?

Question Answer Choices He tries to wake up the pilot He looks for an emergency manual He puts his hands on the control wheel and his feet on the rudder pedals He fastens his seatbelt and holds on

What are Brian's two choices for landing the plane?

Question Answer Choices Use autopilot or manual controls Land on a road or in a field Call for help or wait for rescue Let it run out of fuel or force it down

Why does Brian feel sick to his stomach as the plane's engine dies?

Question Answer Choices He hasn't eaten anything The turbulence makes him nauseous He is dehydrated and exhausted Fear blots out all other sensations

What does Brian find confusing on the plane's dashboard?

Question Answer Choices The radio controls The throttle and pedals The dials, which are a jumble of numbers and lights The emergency instructions

What does Brian consider as a possible landing spot?

Question Answer Choices One of the many lakes in the vicinity A large clearing A nearby highway An open field

What does Brian use to try to communicate with others for help?

Question Answer Choices The emergency beacon A satellite phone The radio The plane's intercom

What does Brian do to try to detect if the pilot is alive?

Question Answer Choices He shakes the pilot's shoulders He checks the pilot's pulse He places his hand on the pilot's chest He listens for the pilot's breathing