Stanley and the Sunflower Seeds

The transcript covers chapters from the book 'Holes' where the boys dig for a gold tube, Stanley gets injured, and a sunflower seed incident occurs. The warden becomes impatient, and Stanley writes a letter home. Squid is heard crying at night, and the boys face challenges in the camp. The session concludes with a plan to return to poetry and continue reading 'Holes'.

What did the boys do after X-ray supposedly found the gold tube?

• They stopped digging.

• They widened their holes.

• They found another treasure.

• They moved to a new location.

How did the warden's behavior change over time?

• She became more patient.

• She arrived earlier each day.

• She became less patient and arrived later.

• She stopped visiting the site.

What happened to Stanley while he was digging?

• He was bitten by a snake.

• He found a treasure.

• He fell into a hole.

• He was hit by Zigzag's shovel.

What did Mr. Sir use to make a bandage for Stanley?

• A band-aid.

• A piece of the sack of sunflower seeds.

• A leaf.

• A piece of cloth.

Why was Stanley glad to be away from the big hole?

• He knew exactly how much he had to dig each day.

• He disliked the other boys.

• He found the big hole too easy.

• He wanted to be alone.

What did Stanley write to his parents about camp activities?

• He mentioned finding treasure.

• He told them the truth.

• He fabricated stories about obstacle courses and swimming.

• He said he was having a terrible time.

What did Zero ask Stanley to teach him?

• How to find treasure.

• How to swim.

• How to read and write.

• How to dig faster.

What noise woke Stanley up one night?

• A loud bang.

• Squid crying.

• An animal growling.

• The warden shouting.

What did the boys share that got Stanley into trouble?

• A map.

• Sunflower seeds.

• A secret.

• A tool.

How did Stanley end up with the sunflower seeds in his hole?

• He found them on the ground.

• They were thrown to him.

• He stole them.

• He bought them.