Holes- Chapters 4-5

Front

Who is the first guard that Stanley meets at Camp Green Lake?

Back

Mr. Sir

Front

What is Stanley required to do each day at Camp Green Lake?

Back

Dig holes

Front

What does Mr. Pendanski say he will help Stanley do?

Back

Dig good holes

Front

What do the boys at Camp Green Lake have that is unique to them?

Back

Nicknames

Front

What was the nickname of the boy who previously had Stanley's cot?

Back

Barf Bag

Front

What is the significance of nicknames among the boys at Camp Green Lake?

Back

Nicknames create a sense of identity and camaraderie among the boys.

Front

What does digging holes symbolize in the story?

Back

Digging holes symbolizes hard work, punishment, and the search for redemption.

Front

How does Stanley feel about his situation at Camp Green Lake initially?

Back

Stanley feels confused and frustrated about being sent to Camp Green Lake.

Front

What role does Mr. Pendanski play in Stanley's experience at Camp?

Back

Mr. Pendanski acts as a counselor who tries to help the boys, but he can also be condescending.

Front

What is the environment like at Camp Green Lake?

Back

The environment is harsh, dry, and desolate, reflecting the boys' struggles.