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Hatchet Test -- Study Guide
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· Multiple Choice Questions (2 points each)
o 10/20 will come directly from online quizzes.
o Other questions will come from your notes.
§ http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/hatchet
§ http://www.mce.k12tn.net/survival/hatchet/hatchet.htm
· Terms to Define: exposition, setting, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (3 points each)
· Character types: (3 points each)
o Dynamic-character changes throughout story
o Static-character stays constant and his personality does not change
o Round-character is fully developed, we know much about him/her
o Flat-character that is not fully described.
· Essay/Written Response: I will pick two of the following questions for you to answer on the test. (15 points each)
o Expectations:
§ Strong topic sentence
§ All supporting sentences support topic sentence.
§ Proper grammar and punctuation
§ Minimum of 7 sentences.
o Questions:
1) What were Brian’s initial feelings when he landed in the wilderness?
2) Discuss the role of the hatchet in helping Brian survive in the Canadian wilderness.
3) How did Brian evolve throughout the book?
4) Name three items in the survival kit and how Brian used them.
5) What role do patience and observation play in Brian’s survival in the wilderness?
· Multiple Choice Questions (2 points each)
o 10/20 will come directly from online quizzes.
o Other questions will come from your notes.
§ http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/hatchet
§ http://www.mce.k12tn.net/survival/hatchet/hatchet.htm
· Terms to Define: exposition, setting, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution (3 points each)
· Character types: (3 points each)
o Dynamic-character changes throughout story
o Static-character stays constant and his personality does not change
o Round-character is fully developed, we know much about him/her
o Flat-character that is not fully described.
· Essay/Written Response: I will pick two of the following questions for you to answer on the test. (15 points each)
o Expectations:
§ Strong topic sentence
§ All supporting sentences support topic sentence.
§ Proper grammar and punctuation
§ Minimum of 7 sentences.
o Questions:
1) What were Brian’s initial feelings when he landed in the wilderness?
2) Discuss the role of the hatchet in helping Brian survive in the Canadian wilderness.
3) How did Brian evolve throughout the book?
4) Name three items in the survival kit and how Brian used them.
5) What role do patience and observation play in Brian’s survival in the wilderness?
