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Hatchet ~ Chapters 11-12, Lecture notes of English Literature

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Hatchet ~ Chapters 11-12
Plot Element: Rising Action
Instructions: Read chapters 11-12 and then complete each section below. Prompts are in color, respond in
the white sections.
Rising Action: From the conflict to the climax, the rising action in the book creates complications for Brian as
the story progresses. Document each of the main complications he has experience from chapters 11-12
Document each main
step in the rising action
leading to the climax.
Vocabulary: read the sentence from the text, define the underlined word in your own words using context
clues. Then use an online dictionary to provide the standard definition of the word as it is used in the
sentence.
1. “On top of the rock a snaggly pine had somehow found food and grown, bent and gnarled
” (p. 107).
Based on the usage in
the text I think gnarled
means:
Standard definition
2. “He had no hooks or string but if he could somehow lure
them into the shallows, he might be able to strike
fast enough to get one”(p. 108).
Based on the usage in
the text I think lure
means:
Standard definition
3. “He stood outside the shelter and hefted
the spear” (p. 111).
Based on the usage in
the text I think hefted
means:
Standard definition
4. “It was abrupt
, as if the plane had turned” (p. 116).
Based on the usage in
the text I think abrupt
means:
Standard definition
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Hatchet ~ Chapters 11-

Plot Element : Rising Action Instructions : Read chapters 11-12 and then complete each section below. Prompts are in color, respond in the white sections. Rising Action : From the conflict to the climax, the rising action in the book creates complications for Brian as the story progresses. Document each of the main complications he has experience from chapters 11- Document each main step in the rising action leading to the climax.

Vocabulary: read the sentence from the text, define the underlined word in your own words using context clues. Then use an online dictionary to provide the standard definition of the word as it is used in the sentence.

  1. “On top of the rock a snaggly pine had somehow found food and grown, bent and gnarled ” (p. 107). Based on the usage in the text I think gnarled means: Standard definition
  2. “He had no hooks or string but if he could somehow lure them into the shallows, he might be able to strike fast enough to get one”(p. 108). Based on the usage in the text I think lure means: Standard definition
  3. “He stood outside the shelter and hefted the spear” (p. 111). Based on the usage in the text I think hefted means: Standard definition
  4. “It was abrupt , as if the plane had turned” (p. 116). Based on the usage in the text I think abrupt means: Standard definition

Comprehension Check: Respond in complete sentences to each prompt.

  1. Brian tells himself, that self pity does not work. Explain what he meant by this statement?
  2. Brian tries to stay busy, what is the purpose behind this?
  3. What is Brian’s plan when the searchers fly over his camp?
  4. Brian attempts to make a spear. Is he ever successful? Describe the events. What would you have done differently?
  5. At the end of this chapter Brian begins to feel hopeless. Why does this happen?