The holes quiz :: Stanley’s friends

What is the nickname given for stanley?

• Armpit

• Zero

• Caveman

• X-ray

Why did Stanley laugh when Zero specifically asked

“Can you teach me?”

• Stanley was laughing because Zero couldn’t speak properly

• 
  Stanley was surprised, all this time he thought Zero was reading over his shoulders, however Zero wasn’t capable of reading and writing

• Zero was making funny faces in front of Stanley, which led Stanley to let out a laugh

• Zero was surprised, all this time he though Stanley was reading over his shoulders, however Stanley wasn’t capable of reading and writing

Which message COULD be passed on to readers as a result of the reader's understanding of the book?

• the consequence of choices resulting from fate and destiny

• importance of digging holes

• sensitive changes occuring due to the environment changes

• the consequences of choice resulting from the hot weather

State the only one rule that has appeared in the “holes” book

(a)  

Answer explanation

Evidence included in chapter 4-5.

What is the name of the camp Stanley Yelnats got sent to?

• Camp green loke

• Camp green iake

• Camp yellow lake

• Camp green lake

the effort required to do something and keep doing it till the end, even if it's hard

• perseverance

• interests

• preference

• procrastination

What does the word “hastily” mean?

• in a shocked manner

• in a hurried manner

• in a devastated manner

• in a betrayed manner

define the word protagonist, and choose which one of them is the protagonist

• “the leading character or one of the major characters in a play, film, novel, etc.” : Stanley Yelnats

• “a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary” : Stanley Yelnats

• “the leading character or one of the major characters in a play, film, novel, etc.” : The Warden

• “a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary” : Mr. Pendanski

Camp Green Lake: The harsh environment of the camp, the strict rules, and the grueling work of digging holes every day under the scorching sun.

• True

• False

define “malevolent”

• extremely dry; lacking in rainfall

• extremely dirty and unpleasant, typically as a result of poverty or neglect

• showing kindess to others, solving things in the most polite way

• having or showing to do evil to others, wish evil on others

• easily upset