Holes Chapter 22-24

Front

Who is Charles Walker?

Back

Charles Walker is a character who is described as a son of a rich man, has an incurable foot fungus, and gets everything he wanted, but he is NOT a famous ballplayer.

Front

Who helped Stanley dig his hole?

Back

Zero helped Stanley dig his hole.

Front

What was Zero's suggestion to Stanley after digging his hole?

Back

Zero suggested that he would dig Stanley's hole for an hour in exchange for teaching Zero how to read.

Front

What figurative language is used in the phrase 'His mouth was as dry and parched as the lake'?

Back

This phrase contains a simile.

Front

What is the significance of Green Lake being described as 'the heaven on Earth'?

Back

It emphasizes the beauty and desirability of Green Lake before it became a dry wasteland.

Front

What does Miss Katherine's spiced peaches symbolize when referred to as 'food for the angels'?

Back

It symbolizes something heavenly and delightful, suggesting that her peaches are exceptionally good.

Front

Define 'simile'.

Back

A simile is a figure of speech that compares two different things using the words 'like' or 'as'.

Front

What does the character Zero represent in the story?

Back

Zero represents friendship, loyalty, and the importance of learning and self-improvement.

Front

What lesson does Stanley learn from his experiences at the camp?

Back

Stanley learns about friendship, perseverance, and the value of helping others.

Front

How does the environment of the camp affect the characters?

Back

The harsh environment of the camp challenges the characters physically and mentally, shaping their growth and relationships.