Holes Review Quiz CH. 1-7

What is the primary reason Stanley Yelnats is sent to Camp Green Lake?

• He is unjustly accused of stealing sneakers.
• He is caught cheating on a test.
• He volunteers to help at a community center.
• He is found wandering the streets alone.

How does the environment of Camp Green Lake primarily affect the boys?

• It allows for recreational activities.
• It provides a nurturing atmosphere.
• It encourages teamwork and cooperation.
• It is harsh and punishing.

What is the setting of Camp Green Lake described as?

• A beautiful lakeside retreat
• A dry, desolate desert
• A busy city
• A green forest

What does the author use to illustrate the theme of misfortune in Stanley's life?

• His academic achievements.
• His athletic abilities.
• His friendships at camp.
• His family's history of bad luck.

What does Stanley's family history suggest about his character?

• He is destined for greatness.
• He will become a leader.
• He will break all stereotypes.
• He is likely to be unlucky.

What does Stanley believe is the cause of his family's bad luck?

• His own mistakes
• A series of unfortunate events
• A family curse
• Poor decisions

How does Stanley's initial situation at Camp Green Lake affect his character development?

• It helps him make friends quickly.
• It leads to feelings of isolation and confusion.
• It encourages him to rebel against authority.
• It makes him more confident.

What is the primary activity that the boys at Camp Green Lake are forced to do?

• Eat chicken nuggets everyday
• Play sports
• Dig holes everyday
• Participate in arts and crafts

What is the camp's environment like for the boys?

• Supportive and nurturing
• Fun and engaging
• Harsh and punishing
• Comfortable and relaxing

What does the environment of Camp Green Lake primarily consist of?

• A lakeside with fishing opportunities
• A vibrant community with recreational activities
• A dry, desolate desert where boys dig holes
• A green forest with plenty of resources