Holes (ch. 1-10 )

What role does friendship play in the story?

• Friendship is crucial for survival and support among the boys at the camp.

• Friendship leads to conflicts and misunderstandings.

• Friendship is portrayed as unimportant in the story.

• Friendship is only relevant to a few characters.

What do all generations of Stanleys have in common?

• They always remained hopeful despite their luck.

• They were all wealthy and successful.

• They faced significant challenges but never gave up.

• They all had a talent for music.

What is the importance of the shoes in the story?

• They represent freedom and independence.

• They symbolize fate and the events that lead to Stanley's arrival at Camp Green Lake.

• They are a sign of wealth and status.

• They serve as a reminder of Stanley's past mistakes.

What should you never want to be bitten by?

• A red-spotted lizard

• A yellow-spotted lizard

• A green-spotted lizard

• A blue-spotted lizard

Who are the main characters introduced in the first ten chapters?

• Stanley Yelnats, Zero, X-Ray, Zigzag, Armpit, and Mr. Pendanski.

• Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, and Albus Dumbledore.

• Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark, Gale Hawthorne, and Haymitch Abernathy.

• Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee, Gandalf, and Aragorn.

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

• Stanley struggles to find food and water in the desert.

• Stanley faces the challenge of surviving at Camp Green Lake and dealing with the consequences of his family's history.

• Stanley must escape from Camp Green Lake to avoid punishment.

• Stanley is trying to win a race against other campers.

What is the significance of the family curse in the story?

• It represents a source of wealth for the family.

• It is a recurring theme that affects Stanley's life.

• It serves as a plot device to introduce new characters.

• It symbolizes the family's connection to their ancestors.

Who is Mr. Pendanski?

• A teacher at the camp.

• Stanley’s counselor.

• The camp director.

• A fellow camper.

What did Stanley tell the judge during the trial?

• Stanley claimed that the shoes fell from the sky.

• Stanley said he found the shoes in a store.

• Stanley mentioned that the shoes were a gift from a friend.

• Stanley argued that the shoes were stolen.

How does Stanley's perception of himself change throughout the story?

• Stanley remains the same throughout the story, feeling unlucky.

• Stanley grows from feeling unlucky to discovering his own strengths and abilities.

• Stanley becomes more pessimistic about his situation.

• Stanley believes he is destined for failure and does not change.