Holes Chapters

What did Stanley think he saw in the distance when the lightening flashed across the sky?

• A tornado forming

• A dust devil

• Rain falling down

• Weird rock formation

Why are the boys making fun of and teasing Stanley about how much better than them he thinks he is?

• Because the Warden didn't punish him for the sunflower seeds

• Because Zero has been digging part of his hole

• Because Mr. Sir started filling Stanley's canteen again

• Because Mr. Pendanski complimented his teaching ability

Who came to Stanley's aid when Zigzag attacked him and beat him up?

• Zero

• Armpit

• Squis

• Magnet

What did Zero reveal to the Warden and the rest of the counselors about digging holes?

• He wants to dig more holes than anyone else

• He wants to dig holes for the rest of his life

• He hates to dig holes

• He has dug more holes than anyone else at Camp Green Lake

In chapter 21, where does Stanley's great great grandfather find refuge?

• Camp Green Lake

• Yellow Spotted Lizard's hole

• God's thumb

• Armpit

Why does the Warden ask the counselors to guard the shower room and Wreck Room all day and night?

• So that no one can use them anymore

• So that they will have something to do

• So they can be cleaned and painted

• So that Zero will not be able to drink water

Even though Zero ran off, what did the Warden still expect to find at Group D by the end of the day?

• Zigzag apologizing to Stanley

• All of the boys present and accounted for

• Seven holes

• No more fighting

After Zero does not return overnight, where does Stanley think he might have gone?

• The east end of the lake

• God's Thumb

• The Warden's cabin

• Over the mountain range

What does Stanley decide to do in order to look for Zero?

• He threatened to tell on the Warden

• He stole the water truck

• He convince the other boys to help him

• He wrote his mom a letter, telling her what happened

According to Stanley, how did he end up with the sneakers?

• They fell from the sky.

• He found the shoes in the street.

• His great great grandfather stole them.

• Another student gave them to him.