Stanley and Mr. Sir's Encounters

Stanley encounters Mr. Sir with a swollen face at breakfast, causing tension among the boys. Mr. Sir confronts a boy who comments on his face, leading to a physical altercation. Stanley decides to avoid discussing the incident, hoping it will disappear. Later, Mr. Sir denies Stanley water from the truck, pouring it onto the ground instead.

What did Stanley notice about Mr. Sir's face?

• It was bruised and bleeding.

• It was pale and sweaty.

• It was swollen and scratched.

• It was covered in bandages.

How did the boys react to Mr. Sir's appearance during breakfast?

• They laughed at him.

• They ignored him.

• They complimented him.

• They asked him questions.

What happened when a boy asked Mr. Sir about his face?

• Mr. Sir became violent.

• Mr. Sir laughed it off.

• Mr. Sir explained the situation.

• Mr. Sir ignored him.

What did Mr. Sir do to the boy who questioned him?

• He gave him extra food.

• He choked him.

• He sent him to the warden.

• He ignored him.

How did Stanley and the boys try to avoid Mr. Sir?

• By hiding in their tents.

• By working slowly.

• By working quickly.

• By talking to the warden.

What did Zero offer Stanley?

• A place to hide.

• A break from digging.

• Extra food.

• A new shovel.

Who drove the water truck the first time?

• Mr. Sir

• Zero

• The warden

• Mr. Pendanski

How did the boys react when Mr. Sir drove the water truck?

• They asked him about his face.

• They ignored him.

• They refused to take water.

• They thanked him without looking at his face.

What did Mr. Sir do with the water meant for Stanley?

• He poured it onto the ground.

• He gave it to another boy.

• He drank it himself.

• He poured it into Stanley's canteen.

How did Stanley respond to Mr. Sir's actions with the water?

• He walked away silently.

• He thanked Mr. Sir.

• He asked for more water.

• He complained to the warden.