Ch 15-20 Holes

Who does Stanley receive a letter from while at camp in Chapter 16?

• His mom.

• His dad.

• His sister.

• His friend.

What lesson does Stanley learn about friendship?

• True friendship involves loyalty and support.

• Friendship is about having fun and playing games.

• True friends never argue or disagree.

• Friendship is only important during tough times.

What does digging holes represent in the story?

• A form of entertainment

• A method of punishment, hard work, and the search for identity

• A way to make friends

• A technique for finding treasure

Why were the boys digging in Chapter 15?

• They were looking for something.

• They were building a fort.

• They were searching for treasure.

• They were planting seeds.

What is the importance of the treasure in the story?

• It represents wealth and greed.

• It symbolizes hope and the possibility of change.

• It is a source of conflict among characters.

• It serves as a historical artifact.

What role does fate play in Stanley's life?

• Fate has no impact on Stanley's life.

• Fate plays a significant role in shaping Stanley's experiences and outcomes.

• Fate only affects Stanley's relationships with others.

• Fate is irrelevant to Stanley's personal growth.

What is the main theme of the book 'Holes'?

• Friendship and perseverance.

• Betrayal and revenge.

• Love and loss.

• Courage and fear.

How does the history of the Yelnats family affect Stanley?

• The family's history of bad luck influences Stanley's life and choices.

• Stanley becomes wealthy due to his family's past.

• Stanley learns to ignore his family's history completely.

• The Yelnats family history has no impact on Stanley's life.

How did the Warden know the boys' names even though she never talks to them?

• Hidden cameras and microphones.

• She read their files.

• The boys told her their names.

• She overheard them talking.

What is the significance of the yellow spotted lizard in the story?

• It represents friendship and loyalty.

• It symbolizes danger and the consequences of actions.

• It signifies hope and redemption.

• It illustrates the importance of family.