Holes Ch. 1-6

Front

What is the setting of the story in 'Holes' by Louis Sachar?

Back

The story is set at Camp Green Lake, a juvenile detention center in Texas.

Front

Who is the main character in the first six chapters of 'Holes'?

Back

Stanley Yelnats is the main character.

Front

What is the significance of the yellow-spotted lizard in 'Holes'?

Back

The yellow-spotted lizard is dangerous and represents a significant threat to the boys at Camp Green Lake.

Front

What does Mr. Sir's tattoo of a rattlesnake symbolize?

Back

Mr. Sir's tattoo symbolizes danger and toughness, reflecting his character.

Front

What is the main reason Stanley is sent to Camp Green Lake?

Back

Stanley is sent to Camp Green Lake for being wrongly accused of stealing a pair of sneakers.

Front

How do the boys at Camp Green Lake spend their days?

Back

The boys spend their days digging holes in the dry lake bed.

Front

What is the purpose of digging holes at Camp Green Lake?

Back

The purpose is to build character and teach the boys a lesson.

Front

What does Stanley think about the water at Camp Green Lake?

Back

Stanley dislikes the water because it is too cold.

Front

What does the term 'bad boys' refer to in the context of Camp Green Lake?

Back

'Bad boys' refers to juvenile delinquents who are sent to the camp for punishment.

Front

What is the relationship between Stanley and his family?

Back

Stanley comes from a family with a history of bad luck, often referred to as the Yelnats family curse.