Exploring Holes in Rational Expressions

In this video, Stanley's routine at the camp is disrupted by Zero's unexpected help in digging holes. Stanley begins teaching Zero the alphabet, leading to a deal where Zero helps with digging in exchange for lessons. Stanley later realizes the significance of a gold tube, connecting it to the history of Green Lake and Miss Katherine Barlow, a schoolteacher known for her spiced peaches.

Why did Stanley think Zero helped him dig his hole?

• Because Zero wanted to get more sunflower seeds

• Because Zero wanted to make friends

• Because Zero was told to do so

• Because Zero liked to dig holes

What did Zero say when asked if he was a mole or a worm?

• He said he was both

• He said he was a mole

• He said he was a worm

• He said nothing

What was the first letter Stanley taught Zero to write?

• D

• A

• C

• B

How many letters did Zero suggest learning each day?

• 5

• 10

• 26

• 12

What did Zero offer to do in exchange for Stanley teaching him?

• Dig part of Stanley's hole

• Help Stanley with his laundry

• Share his food with Stanley

• Give Stanley sunflower seeds

What did Stanley realize about the gold tube he saw in the warden's cabin?

• It was a lipstick container

• It was a piece of jewelry

• It was a key

• It was a pen

What was Green Lake known for 110 years ago?

• Being a desert

• Having a famous amusement park

• Having the best fishing spots

• Being the largest lake in Texas

What was Miss Katherine Barlow famous for?

• Her teaching skills

• Her dancing

• Her spiced peaches

• Her singing

Why did people expect Miss Katherine to marry Trout Walker?

• He was the richest man in the county

• He was very handsome

• He was very intelligent

• He was a famous singer

What was the main reason Miss Katherine turned down Trout Walker?

• She didn't want to leave her job

• She was already married

• She didn't like his attitude

• She didn't like his boat