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brilliant

important

stretched

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How to increase your chances of surviving a plane crash (Gavan)

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How to increase your chances of surviving a plane crash (Gavan)

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1. Dress appropriately. You can start before you even get to the airport.

2. Choose a middle seat in the back.

3. Five-row rule.

4. Put your small carry-on under the seat.

5. Pay attention to the safety presentation.

6. Brace for impact.

7. Stay attached to something.

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exulted means to be extremely joyful : rejoice the team exulted in their victory. 2 obsolete : to leap for joy.

tattered means old and torn; in poor condition

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it had been a feast day his first feast day and a celebration of being alive and the new way he had of getting food.

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oh he thought.... oh no. it was wind, wind like the sound of a train, wind with a low belly roar of a train. it was a tornado.

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In a report analyzing airline accidents from 1983 to 2000, the National Transportation Safety Board found that the survival rate of crashes was 95.7%. Sure, there are some accidents where everyone, or nearly everyone, died, but those are much rarer than you'd guess based on what you see in the news.

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do you think you would be able to make the tools brian did

would you have lost hope if you were in brian situation

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what is the first thing you would do when you got home?

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the first faint light hit the silver of the hatchat and it flashed a brilliant gold in the light.

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1) pulling himself along on the stabilizer and the elevator.           page number : 173 chapter :18

2)  without the hatchet he had nothing no fire, no tools, no wepons, he was nothing.
page number :174 chapter 18

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would you try and reach the air plane.
how would you patch up the mosse attack

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Discussion director - Cameron                                                                          

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Discussion director - Cameron                                                                          

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what is your favourite part of the book?

what do you think he would have done if he made it to his dad's house?

opinion on the pilot?

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Hatchet starts off with a boy named Brian going to see his dad after their parents divorced. Brian’s mom gave him a hatchet to strap on his belt. Brian gets on the plane and the pilot shows him how to turn and drive the plane. The pilot starts complaining about his chest hurting. Brian is enjoying the view when he look at the pilot he’s a asleep but when he touches his body its cold dead cold. Brian is super scared and uses the radio to call for help. The plane runs out of gas and Brian decides to crash the plane into a lake and get out. Brian survives and his forehead is so sullen he cry's if anything touches it. He makes a little cave and goes and gets food. He finds a berry bush and he eats so many Hes full. A bear comes and Brian runs away. All the berries in Brians pocket is crushed.

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1: what would you do in brian robesons situation
2: do you think you would be able to survive in the wilderness or would you die

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1) sarcasm

the use of irony to mock or convey contempt.

"his voice, hardened by sarcasm, could not hide his resentment"

2)streamlined

1. having a form that presents very little resistance to a flow of air or

water."streamlined passenger trains"

2. having been made simpler and more efficient or effective "this streamlined approach will significantly reduce the learning curve for new users"

3)   ignited
catch fire or cause to catch fire.

"furniture can give off lethal fumes when it ignites"

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Word is shredded

1. torn or cut into shreds "shredded paper"

2.  trotted

1. (with reference to a horse or other four-legged animal) proceed or cause to proceed at a pace faster than a walk, lifting each diagonal pair of legs alternately.

2. "the horses trotted slowly through the night"

(of a person) run at a moderate pace, typically with short steps.

3. Funck (of music) having or using a strong dance rhythm, in particular that of funk.
"some excellent funky beats"

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Born: May 17, 1939, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Died: October 13, 2021, Tularosa, New Mexico, United States

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1: what would be your first thing that you would have done.
2:would you have wanted to die in the crash

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pages 56-57. with knifes and a gun and some matches...  page 76                so sweet and rich and his body was so empty.   page 34,   he closed his eyes and slept dreamless.                                       page 85 a flash of metal caught his and he saw his hatchet in the sand where he had thrown it at the porcupine in the dark .  one very good word is massively

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brian returns to his cave and goes to sleep that night he hears something slithering in his hut it touches his leg and he throws his hatchet at it but it misses and hits a rock and sparks fly everywhere the creature stabs brian in the leg and runs out in the morning brian looks at his leg and realisis
it was a porcupine and pulls them out later in the day he trys to make a fire with the sparks and succseeds and then he goes back into the shelter and night he sees a silhoutte of a little animal in the sand in the morning he sees little eggs and eats alot of then and then trys to make a spersr to kill fish

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Gary James Paulsen was an American writer of children's and young adult fiction, best known for coming of age stories about the wilderness. He was the author of more than 200 books and wrote more than 200 magazine articles and short stories, and several plays, all primarily for teenagers. he has made 200 books and we are reading one of them

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how to survive in the wilderness tips by daniel

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how to survive in the wilderness tips by daniel

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1. Master your attitude. A survival situation is not the time to panic. ...

2. Make an insulated shelter. ...

3. Make a shade shelter. ...

4. Find clean water. ...

5. Find other water sources. ...

6. Collect water from vegetation. ...

7. Light a fire. ...

8. Build a fire.

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the author was 82 years old when he died  very young age for him.