Stanley's Experiences at Camp Green Lake

Stanley arrives at Camp Green Lake, a juvenile correction facility, after a long bus ride. He meets Mr. Sir, who explains the camp's rules and daily tasks, including digging holes. Stanley receives his camp gear and learns about the harsh environment and the importance of water. The camp lacks fences, relying on the desolate surroundings to prevent escape.

What was Stanley's initial reaction as he got off the bus at Camp Green Lake?

• He felt angry.

• He felt happy.

• He felt dazed.

• He felt excited.

What did Stanley notice about the landscape of Camp Green Lake?

• It was lush and green.

• It was barren and desolate.

• It was filled with flowers.

• It was covered in snow.

Who is Mr. Sir?

• The camp warden.

• The camp cook.

• The camp counselor.

• The camp's in-charge.

What is the main task that Stanley has to do every day at the camp?

• Cook meals.

• Dig holes.

• Clean the camp.

• Guard the camp.

What items were included in Stanley's camp uniform?

• An orange jumpsuit and a canteen.

• A blue jumpsuit and a cap.

• A red jacket and boots.

• A green T-shirt and shorts.

Why does Mr. Sir say there are no fences at Camp Green Lake?

• Because the camp is safe.

• Because the camp is surrounded by mountains.

• Because they trust the campers.

• Because there is no water for miles.

What does Stanley learn about the camp's conditions?

• They are comfortable.

• They are luxurious.

• They are harsh and challenging.

• They are relaxing.