What was the significance of the hatchet in the book Hatchet?

Answer 1

The main idea of the book hatchet is a young boy that is visiting his dad for the summer and takes a plane with only two seats, him and a pilot. Somehow as the pilot was flying the plane in an unknown area, he was stuck with a heart attack and could no longer live. The plane crashed, but the boy survived and the whole story is just how he survived in the wild by himself. Which towards

Answer 2

The hatchet symbolized survival and self-reliance for the main character, Brian, in the book "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen. It was his most important tool for finding food, building shelter, and making fire while he was stranded in the wilderness. The hatchet also represented Brian's ability to adapt and overcome challenges in order to survive.

Answer 3

The hatchet that his mom gave him made him feel stronger and helped him survive, by cutting wood, etc.

Answer 4

The Canadian wilderness by an L shaped lake and berry bushes surrounded by wild life.

Answer 5

Inspire young pepps..................

Answer 6

SURVIVAL

Answer 7

Which of the following is the best overall TONE of this novel? *

5 points

factual and formal

profound and serious

lighthearted and touching

suspenseful and adventurous

Answer 8

Which of the following is the best overall TONE of this novel? *

Answer 9

What was ironic about the rescue?

Answer 10

What was ironic about the rescue?