Stanley, half asleep, notices Mr. Sir's swollen face at breakfast. Mr. Sir violently confronts a boy who comments on his appearance. Later, Stanley digs at the lake, trying to avoid Mr. Sir. During a water break, Mr. Sir deliberately wastes water instead of filling Stanley's canteen, showcasing his intimidation tactics.

What was the initial reaction of Stanley when he saw Mr. Sir's face?

• He asked Mr. Sir what happened.

• He ignored it.

• He was shocked and awakened.

• He laughed.

How did the other boys in Stanley's tent react to Mr. Sir's face?

• They laughed at him.

• They ran away.

• They asked him what happened.

• They wisely chose not to comment.

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

• He explained what happened.

• He ignored the question.

• He held the boy's head against the oatmeal pot.

• He laughed it off.

What was Mr. Sir's response when asked if something was wrong with his face?

• He said it was fine.

• He ignored the question.

• He asked if anyone saw anything wrong.

• He admitted it was injured.

How did the boy respond when Mr. Sir asked how his face looked?

• He didn't respond.

• He said it was handsome.

• He said it looked fine.

• He said it looked terrible.

What did Stanley do to avoid thinking about Mr. Sir's face?

• He talked to the other boys.

• He left the camp.

• He focused on digging his hole.

• He confronted Mr. Sir.

Who drove the water truck the first time it came?

• Stanley

• Mr. Pandansky

• Zero

• Mr. Sir

What was the boys' reaction when Mr. Sir drove the water truck?

• They ignored him.

• They thanked him and looked at his face.

• They thanked him but avoided looking at his face.

• They asked him about his face.

What did Mr. Sir do with Stanley's canteen?

• He gave it to another boy.

• He filled it with water.

• He threw it away.

• He let water flow next to it, wasting it.

How did Stanley react to Mr. Sir's act with the canteen?

• He thanked Mr. Sir.

• He complained to Mr. Pandansky.

• He got angry.

• He ignored it.