Exploring Chapter 4 of Holes

What is Stanley's initial impression of Camp Green Lake?

• Stanley thinks Camp Green Lake is a lush paradise.

• Stanley believes Camp Green Lake is a fun summer camp.

• Stanley feels Camp Green Lake is a historical site with rich culture.

• Stanley finds Camp Green Lake to be a dry and inhospitable place.

How does Stanley feel about digging holes?

• Stanley feels indifferent about digging holes.

• Stanley sees digging holes as a rewarding challenge.

• Stanley enjoys digging holes as a fun activity.

• Stanley feels negatively about digging holes, viewing it as a punishment.

What does the warden expect from the boys at the camp?

• The warden expects the boys to ignore the rules.

• The warden expects discipline and cooperation from the boys.

• The warden expects the boys to entertain themselves.

• The warden expects the boys to compete against each other.

Who is the first boy Stanley meets at Camp Green Lake?

• Armpit

• Zero

• X-Ray

• Squid

What is the significance of the holes the boys are digging?

• The holes symbolize the boys' indifference to their situation.

• The holes represent the boys' desire for wealth and treasure.

• The holes signify the boys' struggle for survival and their hope for freedom.

• The holes are a form of punishment imposed by their captors.

How does Stanley's family history play a role in this chapter?

• Stanley's family history is only mentioned briefly without any impact on his character.

• His family's history is irrelevant to his current situation in the chapter.

• Stanley's family history shows a pattern of great fortune that boosts his confidence.

• Stanley's family history highlights a legacy of bad luck that affects his self-esteem and experiences.

What are the rules that the boys must follow while digging?

• Use bare hands

• Dig in any location

• Ignore weather conditions

• Safety guidelines, designated areas, proper tools, avoid utilities.

How does the chapter describe the environment of Camp Green Lake?

• The environment of Camp Green Lake is lush, green, and full of water.

• Camp Green Lake is located in a cold, mountainous area with plenty of trees.

• The environment of Camp Green Lake is dry, desolate, and extremely hot, lacking water and vegetation.

• The climate at Camp Green Lake is mild and rainy, supporting diverse wildlife.

What flashbacks does Stanley experience in this chapter?

• Stanley remembers his favorite video games.

• Stanley thinks about his future career aspirations.

• Stanley reflects on his recent vacation experiences.

• Stanley recalls memories of his childhood and family struggles.

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

• The other boys are all from wealthy families.

• The other boys have no personal issues.

• The other boys are all friends with each other.

• The other boys have their own struggles and backgrounds.