Holes Novel Chapters

What is the symbolism of the holes in the story?

• Emptiness and lack of fulfillment

• Joy and contentment.

• Fear and uncertainty.

• Hope and possibility.

Why is friendship important in the novel Holes?

• Friendship leads to betrayal and disappointment in the novel Holes.

• Friendship is not important in the novel Holes.

• Friendship is only important for the main character in the novel Holes.

• Friendship helps the characters overcome challenges, find support and trust, and leads to their redemption.

How does the Warden's cruelty impact the characters in chapters 21-30?

• The Warden's cruelty improves the characters' mental health.

• The Warden's cruelty leads to increased productivity for the characters.

• The Warden's cruelty causes emotional and physical suffering for the characters.

• The Warden's cruelty has no impact on the characters.

Why did the boys say that it was Stanley's fault that he had taken the blame for the sunflower seeds?

• He was the one who upset Mr. Sir

• He was the one who spilled them

• He was the one who upset the Warden

• He was the one who lied to Mr. Pendanski

Even after Mr. Sir filled up Stanley's canteen, he was afraid to drink from it. Why?

• Stanley thought he might have put something in it

• Stanley thought that it was a cruel joke.

• Stanley thought that Mr. Sir had forgiven him

• Stanley thought that it had been filled with sand

Zero's real name is Hector _____.

• Pendanski

• Walker

• Zeroni

• Barlow

How many years had passed before Kate Barlow returned to Green Lake?

• 10 years

• 20 years

• 30 years

• 40 years

Why did Zero dig Stanley's hole?

• He felt bad for him.

• Because he knew Stanley did not steal the sunflower seeds or the sneakers.

• The Warden told him he had to.

• Stanley paid him to.

Where was the setting of Holes?

• Disneyland

• Sahara Desert

• Camp Green Lake

• Iraq

Who is Myra?

• The village school teacher.

• The girl Elya believes to love.

• The warden of the camp.

• Stanley's cousin