Stanley's Camp Experience and Challenges

Stanley Yelnats, a boy sent to Camp Green Lake for allegedly stealing sneakers, struggles with camp life and reflects on his past. He recalls the incident where sneakers fell on him, leading to his arrest. Despite his innocence, he is not believed, and his hero, Clyde Livingston, testifies against him. Stanley's experiences at camp and his memories of school bullying shape his journey.

What was the main challenge Stanley faced during his shower at the camp?

• Too much time

• No towels

• Cold water

• Lack of soap

How did Stanley feel about the dinner served at the camp?

• He left most of it uneaten

• It was unappetizing but he finished it

• It was similar to home-cooked meals

• It was delicious

What crime did Stanley confess to committing?

• Shoplifting

• Stealing a car

• Stealing sneakers

• Vandalism

How did others react when Stanley claimed he was innocent?

• They laughed at him

• They didn't believe him

• They were indifferent

• They believed him

Who was Clyde Livingston?

• A famous baseball player

• A well-known author

• A renowned scientist

• A famous actor

What did Clyde Livingston testify in court?

• The sneakers were his and were stolen

• He was unaware of the theft

• He supported Stanley's innocence

• He didn't know Stanley

What was Stanley's main concern about his cot?

• It was too small

• It was too soft

• It was too noisy

• It smelled bad

What unusual event led to Stanley's arrest?

• He was caught shoplifting

• Sneakers fell on him

• He was seen running

• He found a wallet

What did Stanley believe about the sneakers?

• They were a sign for his father's invention

• They belonged to a friend

• They were worthless

• They were a gift from a stranger

What was the purpose of the charity event involving the sneakers?

• To help the homeless

• To support a local school

• To raise money for a new stadium

• To fund a sports team