How was Brian saved from the 2nd bear attack?
The skunk (Betty) shot a "full load" of spray in its face.
What is the main conflict in the story?
Brian is stranded in the Canadian wilderness and must survive the upcoming winter.
In the beginning of the text, Brian is unobservant and misses he signs of ______. Hint: the name of the first section of the book
Fall
How did Brian use the small clumps of bright red berries?
to make a sauce for his Thanksgiving meal.
This is which part of the plot; "As he looked, a Native American with a rifle stepped out of the door, saw Brian and nodded. " It's you, I wondered when you'd come by".
What is the Climax?
Brian's Winter is a _______ ______ to the novel Hatchet.
alternative ending
Where did Brian get the idea from to make snowshoes?
The rabbits feet had grown extra hair and allowed the rabbits to stay on top of the snow.
What did Brian do with the rabbit skins he had saved?
He sewed them together to make a vest for himself.
What did Brian remember seeing at Pintner's Sporting Goods Store?
a collection of intricately carved arrowheads
After hearing wolves during the night, Brian decided to ___.
remark his territory by urinating on the stump.
Describe the death of the big bull moose that Brian was watching.
The wolves ripped, tore, and ate the moose from the rear while it was still alive.
This is which part of the plot; "He never thought he would be here this long. After the plane crash that marooned him in the wilderness he had lived day by day for fifty-four days, until he had found the survival pack in the plane. Then another thirty-five days through the northern summer, somehow living the same day-to day pattern he had started just after the crash"
What is the exposition?
This is Brian's full name.
Who is Brian Robeson?
From the top of the ridge, what did Brian see, and why was it important?
Brian saw a straight line going across the lake. It is important because the lines led him to the Smallhorn family and rescue.
This is a part of the plot where the main conflict is solved.
What is the resolution?