Exploring Chapters 7-11 of Holes

What significant event occurs during the boys' digging in Chapter 7?

• The boys find a map leading to a cave.

• The boys encounter a wild animal.

• The boys discover a hidden treasure.

• The boys find a dead parachutist.

How does Stanley's relationship with Zero begin to change in Chapter 8?

• Stanley becomes jealous of Zero's skills and distances himself.

• Stanley ignores Zero and continues to see him as a burden.

• Stanley's relationship with Zero changes as he starts to recognize Zero's intelligence and value as a friend.

• Stanley believes Zero is not worth his time and avoids him.

What does the Warden reveal about the history of the land in Chapter 9?

• The Warden claims the land was once a royal palace.

• The land was always a desert with no history.

• The land was once a thriving town called Green Lake, which dried up after a drought and the arrival of an outlaw.

• Green Lake was a famous fishing village that flourished forever.

In Chapter 10, what does Stanley find that connects to his family history?

• A silver necklace with a family crest.

• An ancient map of the area.

• A fossilized object resembling a gold tube.

• A rusty old key that unlocks nothing.

How does the theme of friendship develop in Chapters 7-11?

• The theme of friendship is not addressed at all in these chapters.

• Characters become more isolated and distant from each other.

• Friendship is portrayed as a burden in these chapters.

• The theme of friendship deepens as characters face challenges together, highlighting loyalty and support.

What role does the character of the Warden play in these chapters?

• The Warden is a neutral figure with no significant impact.

• The Warden promotes freedom and justice among the inmates.

• The Warden acts as an antagonist, embodying authority and oppression.

• The Warden serves as a mentor to the main characters.

What is the significance of the yellow-spotted lizards mentioned in Chapter 11?

• The yellow-spotted lizards indicate a safe and peaceful environment.

• The yellow-spotted lizards represent friendship and loyalty.

• The yellow-spotted lizards are a symbol of good luck and fortune.

• The yellow-spotted lizards signify danger and the consequences of actions.

How do the boys react to the harsh conditions of Camp Green Lake in these chapters?

• The boys show resilience and camaraderie, coping with the harsh conditions through humor and determination.

• The boys ignore the harsh conditions and focus on their individual goals.

• The boys give up and refuse to cooperate with each other.

• They complain constantly about the conditions and blame each other.

What does Zero's backstory reveal about his character in Chapter 10?

• Zero's backstory highlights his struggles with abandonment and isolation, shaping his character as someone who is deeply affected by his past.

• Zero's history indicates he has always been surrounded by supportive friends and family.

• Zero's past shows he is a natural leader, inspiring others with his charisma.

• Zero's backstory reveals his wealth and privilege, making him confident and carefree.

How does the author use flashbacks in Chapters 7-11 to enhance the story?

• The author uses flashbacks to provide context and deepen character development.

• Flashbacks are used solely for comic relief in the story.

• The author avoids using flashbacks to maintain suspense.

• The author uses flashbacks to confuse the timeline of events.