Exploring Chapter 7 of Holes

What task are the boys assigned to do at Camp Green Lake?

• Cook meals.

• Build shelters.

• Clean the campgrounds.

• Dig holes.

How does Stanley feel about digging holes in Chapter 7?

• Stanley feels a mix of exhaustion and growing appreciation for the work.

• Stanley feels bored and uninterested in the work.

• Stanley is angry and frustrated with the task.

• Stanley enjoys digging holes and finds it relaxing.

What does Stanley learn about the history of Camp Green Lake?

• Camp Green Lake has always been a desert with no water.

• The camp was originally a luxury resort for wealthy families.

• Camp Green Lake was once a lush area with a lake, but it dried up and became a juvenile detention center.

• Stanley discovers that Camp Green Lake is a historical battlefield.

Who is the character that Stanley interacts with the most in this chapter?

• Hector

• Rex

• Milo

• Zero

What is the significance of the nickname 'Caveman' given to Stanley?

• The nickname 'Caveman' signifies Stanley's modern lifestyle and fashion sense.

• The nickname 'Caveman' is a term of endearment for Stanley's kindness.

• The nickname 'Caveman' refers to Stanley's intelligence and sophistication.

• The nickname 'Caveman' highlights Stanley's primal and rugged characteristics.

How does the chapter describe the weather conditions at Camp Green Lake?

• The weather conditions at Camp Green Lake are hot, dry, and arid with no rain.

• It experiences frequent thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.

• The climate is mild and humid with regular breezes.

• The weather is cold and snowy throughout the year.

What flashback does Stanley have regarding his family in this chapter?

• Stanley recalls a family vacation to the beach.

• Stanley thinks about his mother's cooking skills.

• Stanley remembers his brother's achievements in school.

• Stanley remembers his father's struggles with a family curse.

What does Stanley discover about the other boys at the camp?

• The other boys are misfits with their own struggles.

• The other boys are all from wealthy families.

• The other boys have no problems at all.

• The other boys are all athletic and popular.

How does the chapter illustrate the theme of friendship?

• The chapter shows friendship through competition and rivalry.

• Friendship is depicted through isolation and misunderstandings.

• The theme of friendship is illustrated by betrayal and conflict.

• The chapter illustrates friendship through mutual support, shared experiences, and sacrifices.

What emotions does Stanley experience as he continues to dig holes?

• Boredom, confusion, anger

• Excitement, joy, indifference

• Fear, sadness, apathy

• Frustration, determination, hope