Warden's Concerns and Stanley's Insights

The transcript describes the events at a camp where boys are tasked with digging holes under the supervision of a warden. The warden organizes the tasks, ensuring no one misses anything important. Stanley and other boys switch roles between digging and shoveling. There is a discussion about hidden cameras and microphones, suggesting surveillance. In the rec room, Stanley interacts with other boys, and later, he receives a letter from his mother, which he reads privately.

What task was Zero assigned by the warden?

• To take over X-ray's hole

• To help Armpit

• To assist Squid

• To drive the truck

What was the warden's main concern during the digging?

• The boys' speed

• The boys' health

• Finding something valuable

• The weather conditions

How did the warden ensure the boys were not thirsty?

• By setting up a water station

• By providing extra water bottles

• By having Mr. Sir deliver water

• By allowing frequent breaks

What did Stanley suspect about the warden's knowledge of their names?

• She had a list

• She used hidden cameras

• She asked Mr. Sir

• She overheard their conversations

What did Stanley receive from his mother?

• A package

• A postcard

• A letter

• A phone call

What nursery rhyme did Stanley mention to Zero?

• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

• The little old lady who lived in a shoe

• Jack and Jill

• Humpty Dumpty