Character Actions and Themes in Literature

The transcript covers the conclusion of Stanley's story, focusing on the closure of Camp Green Lake, the transformation in Stanley's life, and the discovery of wealth from a suitcase. It also describes a party at Stanley's house, featuring a commercial for Sploosh, a foot odor cure invented by Stanley's father. The narrative highlights the subtle changes in Stanley's character and the impact of his experiences.

What does Stanley's mother doubt?

• The quality of the papers

• The value of the jewels

• The future of Camp Green Lake

• The existence of a curse

What will Camp Green Lake become in a few years?

• A national park

• A Girl Scout camp

• A boys' camp

• A wildlife reserve

What does Mrs. Bell, Stanley's former math teacher, want to know?

• The percent change in Stanley's weight

• The future of Camp Green Lake

• The value of the jewels

• The contents of the suitcase

What was found underneath the jewels in the suitcase?

• More jewels

• A map

• A stack of papers

• A diary

How much did Stanley and Zero each receive after legal fees and taxes?

• Less than a million dollars

• Nothing

• Exactly a million dollars

• More than a million dollars

What did Stanley use his money for?

• To buy a new house with a laboratory

• To start a business

• To buy a new car

• To travel the world

Who was sitting on the couch next to Stanley during the party?

• Ms. Marengo

• Hector

• Ms. Walker

• Clyde Livingston

What product does Clyde Livingston endorse in the commercial?

• A baseball bat

• A foot spray called Sploosh

• A new brand of shoes

• A sports drink

What was the woman at the party doing to Hector's hair?

• Washing it

• Braiding it

• Fluffing it

• Cutting it

What is the theme of the song the woman sings at the party?

• Love and romance

• Strength and boldness

• Wealth and prosperity

• Friendship and loyalty