Exploring Holes Chapter 13

Stanley, a camper at Camp Green Lake, spends his days digging holes as part of his routine. He reflects on his physical condition and the harsh environment. One day, he discovers a metallic tube while digging and contemplates whether to keep it or give it to X-ray, another camper. Stanley considers the potential benefits of showing the tube to the warden but ultimately decides to let X-ray present it the next day to maximize the chance of getting a day off. The story highlights Stanley's strategic thinking and interactions with fellow campers.

What did Stanley find most challenging about digging the holes?

• The number of holes

• The heat

• The size of the shovel

• The hardness of the dirt

What did Stanley notice in the sky that was unusual?

• A bird

• A plane

• A cloud

• A rainbow

What did Stanley find while digging?

• A coin

• A piece of gold

• A metallic tube

• A fossil

What was engraved on the metallic tube Stanley found?

• A heart with letters K B

• A star

• A triangle

• A circle

Why did Stanley consider giving the tube directly to the warden?

• To avoid giving it to X-ray

• To get a reward

• To get a day off

• To keep it for himself

What did X-ray plan to do with the tube?

• Sell it

• Throw it away

• Hide it

• Show it to the camp authorities

Why did Stanley suggest X-ray wait until the next day to show the tube?

• To clean the tube

• To find more items

• To get a full day off

• To avoid suspicion

What did Stanley do after giving the tube to X-ray?

• Ate lunch

• Talked to the warden

• Returned to his hole

• Went to sleep

What change did X-ray make for Stanley in the water line?

• Moved him behind Zero

• Moved him behind Magnet

• Moved him to the back

• Moved him to the front

How long had Stanley been at Camp Green Lake without seeing the warden?

• One week

• Two weeks

• Three weeks

• A month