"Holes" Chapters 1-6 Assessment

Front

What is the setting of the story 'Holes'?

Back

The story takes place in Texas.

Front

Describe Stanley Yelnats at the beginning of the book.

Back

Stanley is described as overweight.

Front

Who is Mr. Sir in 'Holes'?

Back

Mr. Sir is a man in a cowboy hat who eats sunflower seeds.

Front

What is the significance of Camp Green Lake in the story?

Back

Camp Green Lake is a juvenile detention center where boys are sent to dig holes as a form of punishment.

Front

What does the name 'Holes' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

The name refers to the holes that the boys are forced to dig at Camp Green Lake.

Front

Who is Clyde 'Sweet Feet' Livingston?

Back

Clyde 'Sweet Feet' Livingston is a famous baseball player mentioned in the story.

Front

What is the main conflict faced by Stanley in the story?

Back

Stanley faces the conflict of being wrongfully accused and sent to Camp Green Lake.

Front

How does Stanley's family history play a role in the story?

Back

Stanley's family has a history of bad luck, which is a recurring theme in the story.

Front

What does digging holes symbolize in 'Holes'?

Back

Digging holes symbolizes the characters' struggles and the search for identity and purpose.

Front

What role do friendships play in Stanley's experience at Camp Green Lake?

Back

Friendships help Stanley cope with the challenges he faces and provide support.