Stanley and Zero's Camp Green Lake Adventures

Stanley and Zero, having survived on onions, reflect on their time at Camp Green Lake. Zero becomes strong enough to help dig a deep hole, and they discuss the possibility of returning to camp. Stanley reflects on his newfound happiness and past struggles. He contemplates destiny and future plans, including the idea of finding treasure. Despite the challenges, Stanley feels a sense of destiny and considers the possibility of a new life.

What did Zero do to help with the hole?

• He covered it with leaves.

• He filled it with water.

• He planted onions in it.

• He filled the bottom with rocks.

Why did Stanley smile when Zero declared it was his last hole?

• He believed Zero.

• He thought it was a joke.

• He wished it were true.

• He was happy to be done.

What did Zero speculate about the mountain?

• It was full of gold.

• It had a water source.

• It was a volcano.

• It was haunted.

How many onions did Stanley estimate they had eaten?

• 200

• 100

• 300

• 280

What did Stanley feel despite their situation?

• Anger

• Fear

• Confusion

• Happiness

What did Stanley remember about his past?

• He was always happy.

• He had many friends.

• He was unhappy at school.

• He loved Camp Green Lake.

What did Stanley think about Zero's presence at Camp Green Lake?

• Zero was never there.

• Zero was the first to arrive.

• Zero arrived after him.

• Zero had been there forever.

What did Stanley consider doing to escape?

• Flying a plane

• Walking to civilization

• Stealing a car

• Swimming across a lake

What did Stanley think about finding treasure?

• It was a crazy idea.

• It was a realistic plan.

• It was unnecessary.

• It was impossible.

What did Stanley propose to Zero?

• To dig one more hole

• To leave immediately

• To return to camp

• To find more onions