Holes (Chapters 1 - 5)

Camp Green Lake is ----.

• one of the largest lakes in Texas

• a big dry lake where rattlesnakes and

  scorpions live

• a cool, shady lake with shade trees

  surrounding it

• where Stanley was born

Stanley Yelnats is given the choice to ---.

• work at the community center for the

  entire summer or go to Camp Green Lake

• complete 60 hours of community service or

  go to jail

• go to jail or go to Camp Green Lake

• complete 60 hours of community service or

  go to Camp Green Lake

Campers DON'T want to get bitten by a ----,

even if it means they would be allowed to spend

time recovering in the tent, instead of having to

dig a hole out on the lake.

• yellow-spotted lizard

• rattlesnake

• scorpion

• spider

The difference between Camp Fun and Games

and Camp Green Lake is that ---.

• Camp Fun and Games is imagined and Camp

  Green Lake is real

• Camp Fun and Games has soccer and Camp

  Green Lake has swimming

• at Camp Fun and Games campers live in tents

  and at Camp Green Lake campers live in cabins

What does Stanley look like?

• thin

• overweight

• tall

• small and petite

Stanley's father is ----.

• a musician

• a gypsy

• a farmer

• an inventor

What is special about Stanley's name?

• It is the first time anyone in his family had

  ever been named Stanley.

• It is spelled the same frontward and

  backward.

• It is given to him by Kate Barlow.

Stanley's trip to Camp Green Lake is -----.

• very short, only 15 minutes

• a hot nine hour long trip

• a two day trip up a winding mountain

  passageway

• a nice coastal trip

Why does Mr. Sir eat so many sunflower

seeds?

• Mr. Sir wants to be a professional baseball

  player and baseball players eat sunflower

  seeds.

• Mr. Sir believes sunflower seeds are good

  for his health.

• Mr. Sir eats sunflower seeds in place of

  smoking.

• Sunflower seeds are given to Camp Green

  Lake by the government which makes them

  plentiful.

Stanley's work and resting clothes are

rotated every ----.

• three days

• day

• three weeks

• month