Stanley and Zero's Learning Journey

Stanley returns to his hole, reflecting on his situation and the help he receives from Zero. They form a friendship, and Stanley begins teaching Zero to read. As they progress, Stanley realizes the significance of a lipstick tube, connecting it to Kate Barlow.

What does Stanley think about while walking back to his hole?

• The other boys' progress

• His family back home

• The warden's orders

• His great-grandfather's survival story

How does Stanley react to the rattlesnake encounter?

• He ignores it

• He tries to catch it

• He runs away

• He calls for help

Who helped Stanley with his hole?

• Magnet

• Zero

• Armpit

• X-Ray

Why does Zero help Stanley with his hole?

• He wants to be friends

• He likes digging

• He wants reading lessons

• He was told to help

What does Stanley offer to teach Zero?

• How to dig faster

• How to read

• How to cook

• How to play baseball

What challenge does Stanley face while teaching Zero?

• Zero learns too quickly

• Zero is too tired

• Zero is not interested

• Zero doesn't know the alphabet

How does Zero impress Stanley during their lessons?

• By drawing a picture

• By writing a story

• By solving a math problem

• By reading a book

What is the plan for Zero's learning schedule?

• Learn 5 letters a day

• Learn 20 letters a day

• Learn 10 letters a day

• Learn 15 letters a day

What realization does Stanley have about the lipstick container?

• It is a family heirloom

• It belonged to Kate Barlow

• It is a clue to treasure

• It belongs to the warden

What does Stanley consider about the deal with Zero?

• He should stop the lessons

• X-Ray might not like it

• He should teach more boys

• It's unfair to Zero