Stanley's Discoveries at Camp Green Lake

Stanley, a boy at Camp Green Lake, spends his days digging holes as part of his punishment. During one of his digs, he discovers a gold tube and faces a dilemma about whether to keep it or give it to X-ray, a fellow camper. X-ray plans to present the tube to the warden to earn a day off. The warden, a strict authority figure, arrives to inspect the tube, emphasizing her control over the camp. The story highlights themes of survival, trust, and the harsh realities of life at the camp.

What does Stanley lose track of while digging holes at Camp Green Lake?

• The names of his fellow campers

• The number of holes he has dug

• The time of day

• The location of his tent

What rare sight do Stanley and the other boys hope will provide relief from the sun?

• A rainbow

• A cloud

• A flock of birds

• A rainstorm

What does Stanley find while digging that catches his interest?

• A rare fossil

• A gold tube

• A silver coin

• A piece of jewelry

What does Stanley consider doing with the gold tube he found?

• Selling it to another camper

• Throwing it away

• Giving it to X-ray

• Keeping it for himself

What is X-ray's plan for the gold tube Stanley found?

• To hide it from the warden

• To sell it to another group

• To show it to the warden the next day

• To throw it back into the hole

What does the warden do when she arrives at the camp?

• She punishes the boys

• She fills the boys' canteens

• She gives a motivational speech

• She leaves immediately