Conflicts
Brian's conflict with the fire.
What is he constantly has to gather wood for it.
Air, water, or smoke moving in a circular way.
What is eddied.
What did Brian describe as "so precious to him, so close & sweet a thing..."
What is Fire
The title of chapter 11.
What is Things to Do.
The title of chapter 12.
What is "Gone"
Brian's conflict with the spear.
What is it didn't work to catch fish.
An enclosed space.
What is a chamber.
What was an "added advantage" to the fire that Brian noticed?
What is it kept the mosquitoes/insects away.
The animal that inspired Brian to look inside the water for food.
What is a Kingfisher.
Brian said that he could not "play the game," without this.
What is hope.
This item did not work for catching fish.
What is the spear.
To move with urgency or panic.
What is scramble.
The creature whose nest Brian found in the sand?
What is a turtle
In this chapter the forest is compared to this...
What is a green carpet.
The second tool Brian decided to make to catch fish.
What is a bow & arrow.
The main conflict in chapter 12.
What is the search plane does not see Brian/Brian's signal fire.
Resembling a lobster but much smaller.
What is a crayfish.
Why did Brian remember his uncle Carter?
Because he ate a raw egg.
What exploded away in a hundred flicks of quick light?
What are fish.
Why did something explode under Brian's feet?
"They would not return. He would never leave now, never get out of here. This is an example of what type of antagonist?
What is Man vs. Himself/Thoughts
Astonishing or overwhelming.
What is staggering.
Animals were not "that way" what way is meant by this phrase?
What is they did not waste time.
The first tool Brian creates to catch food inside the water.
What is a spear.
"He put all his life into his legs." Is an example of what literary device?
What is an idiom.