What is the main idea of this chapter?

Brian is able to eat the foolbird.

What two other things does Brian use the foolbird for?

He feeds the guts to the fish in his pond.

He saves the feathers to use on his arrows.

He saves the bones so he can use them as sharp tools.

He hangs the guts in a nearby tree so the flies will leave the shelter.

Brian ends up cutting a hole in the "fuselage." Which word most precisely defines "fuselage"?

Which is the most complete and accurate summary of this chapter?

Why does Brian refer to the items in the survival bag as "treasure"?

Brian knows his life is now very different. One item in the survival bag helps him realize these changes.

Which two sentences provides evidence about the item that made Brian realize these changes?

Which item does Brian use first?

Which item does Brian think has been damaged in the crash?

At first the sound of the plane doesn't "register" with Brian.

Which dictionary definition below best applies to how "register" is used in this chapter?

How did the pilot of the plane know Brian was nearby?

Were there any events that weren't clear to you?

What does Brian realize has been missing from his attempts to make fire that when added makes his efforts succeed?

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Why does Brian decide not to make a signal fire every day?

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What is this chapter mostly about?

What does Brian discover is the most valuable knowledge in the forest?

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At the end of the chapter, what trait does Brian realize is very important in life?

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