Holes Chapters 1 - 10

What is the worst thing that can happen to you at Camp Green Lake?

• You are bitten by a yellow-spotted lizard.

• You get lost in the desert.

• You run out of water.

• You encounter a rattlesnake.

What lesson does Stanley learn about friendship?

• True friendship involves loyalty and support, as seen in his relationship with Zero.

• Friendship is about having fun and enjoying each other's company.

• True friendship means never having to apologize.

• Friendship is only valuable when it is convenient.

Why is Stanley's name special?

• It is spelled the same forward and backward.

• It has a unique meaning in every language.

• It is the most common name in the world.

• It was the name of a famous explorer.

Who is Zero in the story?

• A quiet boy at Camp Green Lake who becomes Stanley's friend.

• A camp counselor who oversees the boys at Camp Green Lake.

• A famous author who wrote about Camp Green Lake.

• A mysterious figure who haunts the lake at night.

How does Stanley's family history affect him?

• He feels burdened by the family curse of bad luck.

• He believes he is destined for greatness.

• He feels indifferent about his family's past.

• He is motivated to break the family curse.

What is Camp Green Lake?

• A juvenile detention camp where boys dig holes as punishment.

• A summer camp for children to learn outdoor skills.

• A rehabilitation center for troubled youth.

• A military training facility for young recruits.

What is the significance of the yellow-spotted lizard?

• It is a dangerous creature that represents fear and survival.

• It is a harmless pet often kept in homes.

• It is a symbol of good luck and prosperity.

• It is a common species found in gardens.

Why did Stanley lie in his letter to his mother?

• So his mother wouldn't worry.

• He wanted to impress his friends.

• He was afraid of getting in trouble.

• He thought it would make her happy.

What does the character of Mr. Sir represent?

• He represents the harshness and cruelty of the camp's environment.

• He symbolizes hope and redemption for the boys.

• He embodies the spirit of friendship and camaraderie.

• He reflects the innocence of childhood.

What role does the Warden play at Camp Green Lake?

• The Warden is the camp's cook and prepares meals for the campers.

• The Warden is the authoritative figure who oversees the camp and enforces its rules.

• The Warden is responsible for teaching the campers academic subjects.

• The Warden is a volunteer who helps with recreational activities.