Holes Practice Flashcard (Chapters 1 - 28)

Front

What did all generations of Stanleys have in common?

Back

Despite their luck, they always remained hopeful.

Front

Who is Mr. Pendanski?

Back

Stanley's counselor.

Front

True or False: Mr. Sir did not think that Stanley stole the sunflower seeds.

Back

TRUE.

Front

What clue led Linda Miller to infer that Kate had buried her treasure?

Back

She saw a shovel next to the fireplace.

Front

What did Zero reply when Mr. Pendanski asked what he wants to do with his life?

Back

He liked to dig holes.

Front

What is the significance of hope in the story of the Stanleys?

Back

Hope is a recurring theme that shows resilience despite challenges.

Front

Describe the role of Camp Green Lake in the story.

Back

Camp Green Lake serves as a juvenile detention center where boys dig holes as punishment.

Front

What does the shovel symbolize in the context of the story?

Back

The shovel symbolizes both the hard work the boys endure and the buried secrets of the past.

Front

How does Zero's character develop throughout the story?

Back

Zero evolves from a quiet, misunderstood boy to a key player in the story's resolution.

Front

What lesson does Stanley learn about friendship?

Back

Stanley learns that true friendship involves loyalty and support.