Hatchet 6-10
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- Q1"Simple. Keep it simple. I am Brian Robeson. I have been in a plane crash. I am going to find some food. I am going to find berries." This passage shows Brian's _____________.main conflictthoughtspersonalityhopes45s
- Q2The slender branches went up about twenty feet and were heavy, drooping with clusters of bright red berries. They were half as big as grapes but hung in bunches much like grapes and when Brian saw them, glistening red in the sunlight, he almost yelled. This passage contains __________________.metaphorimagerypersonificationflashback60s
- Q3Why did Brian get sick after eating the berries?He drank lake water with them.He was allergic to them.He ate too many of them.They were poisonous.45s
- Q4…then crawled still farther and was sick again, vomiting and with terrible diarrhea for over an hour, for over a year he thought, until he was at last empty and drained of all strength. What type of figurative language is used in the bolded parts of this passage?similepersonificationmetaphorhyperbole60s
- Q5…and on his forehead a cut had healed but left the hair stuck with blood and scab. His eyes were slits in the bites and he was – somehow- covered with dirt. He slapped the water with his hand to destroy the mirror. What type of figurative language is used in the bolded parts of this passage?metaphoridiomsimilepersonification60s