Yellow-Spotted Lizards and Stanley's Adventures

The transcript covers chapters 8 to 10 of 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, read by Mrs. Shoemaker. It begins with a description of the yellow-spotted lizards, their characteristics, and habitat. The narrative then shifts to Stanley's experiences at the camp, detailing his daily routine, interactions with other campers, and the challenges he faces. Stanley's second day at camp is highlighted by his discovery of a fossil, which he hopes will earn him a day off. However, his find is dismissed by Mr. Pendanski, and the fossil is passed around among the boys.

What is unique about the yellow-spotted lizard's appearance?

• It has a long tail.

• It has a green tongue.

• It has exactly 11 yellow spots.

• It has blue eyes.

Where do yellow-spotted lizards prefer to live?

• In holes

• In caves

• In water

• In trees

What does Stanley enjoy about the shower?

• The cold water

• The warm water

• The soap

• The privacy

What is the condition of the wreck room?

• It is brand new

• It is well-maintained

• It is mostly broken

• It is luxurious

Who warns Stanley about the caveman?

• Zero

• Squid

• X-ray

• Mr. Pendanski

What does Stanley realize about digging holes?

• The second hole is easier

• The first hole is the hardest

• Digging is fun

• The second hole is harder

Why does Stanley want to write a letter to his mother?

• To ask for money

• To reassure her

• To complain about the camp

• To tell her about his new friends

What does Zero ask Stanley about the shoes?

• If they had red X's on the back

• If they were expensive

• If they were comfortable

• If they were new

What does Stanley find while digging his second hole?

• A piece of jewelry

• A fossil

• A gold coin

• A map

What is Mr. Pendanski's reaction to Stanley's fossil?

• He is very interested

• He laughs and returns it

• He takes it to the warden

• He gives Stanley the day off