Holes Ch. 1-7

Front

What does Stanley believe about his family's fortune?

Back

Stanley believes his family is cursed.

Front

What does Mr. Sir say to indicate that Stanley is no longer at a certain place?

Back

Mr. Sir says, "You're not at Girl Scout's Camp anymore."

Front

Who robbed Stanley's great-grandfather?

Back

Stanley's great-grandfather was robbed by Kissing Kate Barlow.

Front

What nickname do the campers use for Mr. Pendanski?

Back

The campers know Mr. Pendanski as 'mom.'

Front

Who does Mr. Pendanski say has nothing inside his head?

Back

Mr. Pendanski says Zero has nothing inside his head.

Front

What is the significance of Kissing Kate Barlow in the story?

Back

Kissing Kate Barlow is a historical figure who robbed Stanley's great-grandfather, linking the past to the present.

Front

How does Stanley feel about his family's history?

Back

Stanley feels that his family has a history of bad luck and misfortune.

Front

What role does Mr. Sir play in the story?

Back

Mr. Sir is a counselor at the camp who enforces rules and discipline.

Front

What does the term 'campers' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

Campers refer to the boys who are sent to the camp as a form of punishment.

Front

What does the nickname 'Zero' imply about the character?

Back

The nickname 'Zero' implies that the character is perceived as having no value or intelligence.