Holes Test

Front

What is the significance of Stanley's escape from Camp Green Lake?

Back

Stanley's escape demonstrates his determination and resourcefulness, as he drives off in the water truck, wrecks it, and then runs to find Zero.

Front

Why are there no electric fences at Camp Green Lake?

Back

There is no water for 100 miles, making it impractical to have electric fences.

Front

How is Clyde Livingston connected to Stanley's family?

Back

Clyde Livingston is doing ads for Sploosh, the shoe freshener invented by Mr. Yelnats.

Front

What is 'sploosh' that Zero drank?

Back

Sploosh is hundred year-old peach nectar that kept Zero alive but also made him sick.

Front

What did the Warden and others do to cover up Zero's absence?

Back

They destroyed all of Zero's records to hide the fact that he was missing.

Front

What does the character of Zero represent in the story?

Back

Zero represents resilience and the struggle for survival, as well as the importance of friendship.

Front

What role does the Warden play in Camp Green Lake?

Back

The Warden is the authority figure who enforces strict rules and punishes the boys, often using fear and manipulation.

Front

How does Stanley's family history affect his character?

Back

Stanley's family history of bad luck influences his self-perception and determination to break the family curse.

Front

What is the importance of friendship in 'Holes'?

Back

Friendship is a central theme, as Stanley and Zero's bond helps them overcome challenges and find strength.

Front

What does the term 'Camp Green Lake' symbolize?

Back

Camp Green Lake symbolizes a harsh environment where the boys are punished, contrasting with the idea of a fun summer camp.