Exploring Holes in Rational Expressions

In this video, Mr. Bauer reads Chapter 37 and part of Chapter 39 from 'Holes' by Louis Sachar. Stanley and Zero are on a challenging journey up a mountain, seeking refuge and water. As they climb, they face physical exhaustion and the threat of despair. Stanley discovers a muddy area, indicating water, and finds onions, which provide sustenance. The narrative highlights themes of hope, survival, and friendship. The video ends with a reflection on their journey and a family song, setting the stage for the next chapter.

What was Stanley's main concern as they approached the mountain?

• Finding a path

• Finding food

• Finding shelter

• Finding water

What did Zero do when he became too weak to continue climbing?

• He asked Stanley to leave him behind

• He fell asleep

• He vomited and then continued

• He sat down and refused to move

What did Stanley realize about the presence of weeds and bugs?

• They indicated the presence of food

• They indicated the presence of water

• They indicated the presence of other people

• They indicated the presence of animals

How did Stanley manage to carry Zero up the mountain?

• He carried him over his shoulder

• He dragged him by his arms

• He pushed him from behind

• He used a rope to pull him

What did Stanley find in the muddy gully?

• A hidden treasure

• A path leading down

• A pool of water

• A cave

What did Stanley discover while digging in the mud?

• A small animal

• An onion

• A piece of metal

• A gold coin

What did Stanley give Zero to eat?

• A piece of fruit

• An onion

• A piece of meat

• A piece of bread

What did Stanley find when he woke up in the meadow?

• A clear path

• A hidden cave

• A waterhole

• A group of people

What did Zero confess to Stanley?

• He lied about his past

• He stole Stanley's shoes

• He broke the camp rules

• He stole food from the camp

What song did Stanley sing to Zero?

• A family song

• A camp song

• A lullaby

• A popular song