Holes Quiz: Chapters 10-13

Why does Stanley continue to dig holes even though he is tired and sore?

• He wants to impress the Warden.

• He is following the camp rules and wants to avoid punishment.

• He enjoys digging holes.

• He is searching for treasure.

How does Stanley’s relationship with Zero begin to change in chapters 10-13?

• They become enemies.

• Stanley starts to feel sympathy for Zero and helps him.

• Zero ignores Stanley completely.

• They both get into trouble together.

What is the significance of the gold tube that Stanley finds while digging?

• It is a clue that the Warden is searching for something specific.

• It is just a random piece of trash.

• It belongs to one of the other boys.

• It is used as a tool for digging.

How does the Warden’s reaction to Stanley finding the gold tube affect the boys at Camp Green Lake?

• She rewards all the boys with extra food.

• She makes all the boys dig in the same spot, showing she is interested in what Stanley found.

• She ignores the discovery.

• She sends Stanley home.

Why does X-Ray ask Stanley to give him anything he finds while digging?

• X-Ray wants to help Stanley.

• X-Ray wants to get credit from the Warden and maintain his status among the boys.

• X-Ray is afraid of the Warden.

• X-Ray is Stanley’s best friend.

How does the routine of digging holes affect Stanley’s physical condition by chapter 13?

• He becomes weaker and more tired.

• He gets used to the work and becomes stronger.

• He refuses to dig anymore.

• He gets injured and cannot dig.

What does the way the boys treat Zero reveal about their attitudes?

• They respect him for his intelligence.

• They look down on him and exclude him.

• They are afraid of him.

• They want to be his friend.

How does the Warden’s behavior influence the atmosphere at Camp Green Lake?

• She creates a relaxed and friendly environment.

• She makes the boys feel nervous and pressured to find something valuable.

• She is never around, so the boys do what they want.

• She encourages teamwork and cooperation.

Why does Stanley agree to give the gold tube to X-Ray instead of keeping it for himself?

• He is afraid of X-Ray.

• He wants to fit in and avoid conflict with the other boys.

• He does not care about the tube.

• He does not realize its importance.

How does the discovery of the gold tube change the daily routine at Camp Green Lake?

• The boys are allowed to rest more.

• The boys are forced to dig in a specific area, hoping to find more items.

• The boys stop digging holes.

• The Warden leaves the camp.