Exploring Holes: Chapter 1

Who is the main character introduced in Chapter 1?

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 1.

• The main character is not mentioned in Chapter 1.

• The main character is introduced in Chapter 2.

• The main character is a supporting character.

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What is the name of the juvenile detention center Stanley is sent to?

• Camp Green Lake

• Camp Blue Lake

• Camp Yellow River

• Camp Red Rock

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What punishment do the boys at Camp Green Lake have to endure?

• They have to dig holes in the ground as punishment.

• They have to clean the campgrounds every day.

• They have to write essays about their behavior.

• They have to run laps around the camp.

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How does the story connect Stanley's fate to his family's history?

• Stanley's fate is determined solely by his own choices.

• Stanley's fate reflects the generational curse of misfortune in the Yelnats family.

• The Yelnats family is known for their great fortune and success.

• Stanley's fate has no connection to his family's past.

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What is the significance of digging holes in the camp?

• Digging holes is only for decoration.

• Digging holes is a form of exercise.

• Holes are used to trap animals.

• Digging holes helps with drainage, cooking, waste disposal, and resource gathering.

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What flashbacks are introduced in Chapter 1?

• Flashbacks of the protagonist's future plans and goals.

• Flashbacks of the protagonist's interactions with friends and family.

• Flashbacks of the protagonist's dreams and aspirations.

• Flashbacks of the protagonist's childhood and significant past events.

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How does Stanley feel about being sent to Camp Green Lake?

• Indifferent and unaffected.

• Happy to make new friends.

• Excited and eager to go.

• Frustrated and unhappy.

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What is the first impression of Camp Green Lake as described in Chapter 1?

• Camp Green Lake is a peaceful lakeside retreat.

• Camp Green Lake is a lush, green paradise.

• Camp Green Lake is a dry, desolate, and harsh environment.

• Camp Green Lake is a bustling summer camp.

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What curse is mentioned in relation to Stanley's family?

• The Yelnats family is cursed due to a past wrong involving Madame Zeroni.

• The Yelnats family is cursed because of a family feud.

• Stanley's family is cursed due to a treasure hunt gone wrong.

• The Yelnats family is blessed by Madame Zeroni.

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How does the author set the tone for the story in the first chapter?

• The tone is established through descriptive language, mood-setting, and character introductions.

• The tone is set by the dialogue between characters.

• The tone is conveyed through the plot twists and turns.

• The tone is established by the author's biography.

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