Stanley and Zero's Challenges

The video tutorial focuses on reading for fluency and emotion using Chapter 31 of a book. Stanley, the protagonist, is angry with himself and others, reflecting on his actions and considering his options regarding Zero, a fellow character. The tutorial emphasizes the difference between reading fluently and with emotion, encouraging viewers to practice both. The narrative also reveals a plan by the Warden to erase Zero's records, highlighting the challenges Stanley faces. The video concludes with a cliffhanger, inviting viewers to continue to the next chapter.

Why is Stanley primarily angry at himself?

• He couldn't find Zero.

• He let Zero dig part of his hole.

• He lost his shovel.

• He argued with Mr. Pendanski.

What does Stanley consider doing to help Zero?

• Making a deal with the warden.

• Digging more holes.

• Confronting Mr. Pendanski.

• Running away from the camp.

What is Stanley's hope regarding Zero's whereabouts?

• Zero is hiding nearby.

• Zero has found a new camp.

• Zero has returned home.

• Zero has found God's thumb.

What do the warden and Mr. Pendanski plan to do about Zero's records?

• Update them with new information.

• Erase them completely.

• Send them to Zero's family.

• Transfer them to another camp.

What does the narrator question at the end of the chapter?

• Whether Stanley will find Zero.

• If Zero made it to God's thumb.

• If the warden will be caught.

• Whether Mr. Pendanski will change.