WorksheetsHoles: chapter 36 - 43
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 3hrs 45mins
1. The peach sploosh had kept Zero alive, but what had it given him?
stomach pains
headache
hangover
hallucinations
How did Stanley distract Zero from his pain and weakness
Gave him sums to work out
Gave him words to spell
Told him a story
Sang him a lullaby
Stanley says that he wasn’t worried about dying in the desert, but he was scared of one thing, what was it?
That Camp Greenlake would stay open
That the Warden wouldn't be punished
That his family would be angry with him
That his parents wouldn’t know what had happened to him
What is big thumb?
A mountain
A town
A volcano
A village
Stanley had to carry Zero up the mountain. What did he leave behind so that he could carry his friend?
His shovel and sack containing sploosh
His shovel and sack containing onions
His shovel and sack containing sunflower seeds
His shovel and sack containing lizards
What vegetable did Stanley find in the muddy hole?
A potato
Garlic
An onion
A carrot
When Zero thought he would die, he confessed something to Stanley. What was it?
That he could read all along
That he had stolen the trainers for which Stanley had been blamed.
That his mum was still alive
That his name was Hector Zeroni
The flashback shows Sam (the black man who was shot because he kissed the teacher) selling onions to the village of Greenlake. Why did people buy them?
To keep mosquitos away
To make into an alcoholic drink
To feed their animals
To cure stomach ache
The boat that the boys hid under in the desert was called Mary Lou, who was she named after?
Sam, the onion seller's girlfriend
Sam, the onion seller's mum
Sam, the onion seller's donkey
Sam, the onion seller's dog
After 2 days eating onions, Stanley felt strong enough to go back for the shovel and sack of sploosh. What was he surprised to discover?
That it was such a long way down the mountain, he had carried Zero much further than he thought.
That it was really close, he had hardly carried Zero anywhere.
That someone had taken them.
That the jars of splosh had broken.
By the end of the chapter, how did Stanley feel about Zero staling the shoes and getting him sent to Camp Green Lake?
He was pleased, he thought it was his destiny.
He was angry, he thought it was his destiny.
He was unhappy, his life was full of pain, which was his destiny.
He was pleased, he was going to sue and get rich, it was his destiny.
