The Holes Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name of the main character in “Holes”?

A

Stanley Yelnats

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2
Q

Why does Stanley go to Camp Green Lake?

A

He is falsely accused of stealing a pair of sneakers.

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3
Q

What is the punishment at Camp Green Lake?

A

The boys are forced to dig holes in the desert.

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4
Q

What does Stanley discover while digging his hole?

A

A gold tube and a lipstick tube with the initials “KB.”

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5
Q

Who is the antagonist in the book?

A

The Warden (also known as “Ms. Walker”).

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6
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What is the nickname given to Stanley at Camp Green Lake?

A

“Caveman”

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7
Q

Who is Stanley’s closest friend at the camp?

A

Zero (Hector Zeroni)

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8
Q

What is the significance of the yellow-spotted lizards in the book?

A

They are venomous creatures feared by the boys.

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9
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What is the curse mentioned in the book?

A

It originated from Stanley’s great-great-grandfather, Elya Yelnats, breaking a promise to Madame Zeroni.

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10
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What is the connection between Stanley’s family and Camp Green Lake?

A

Stanley’s family has a historical connection to the area.

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11
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What is the secret the boys uncover while digging holes?

A

They discover a buried treasure.

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12
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Who is the author of the book within the story?

A

Charles “Trout” Walker

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13
Q

What is the significance of the onions in the book?

A

Eating onions is believed to bring good luck and break a curse.

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What happens to Zero when he runs away from the camp?

A

He gets lost in the desert.

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Q

How do Stanley and Zero survive in the desert?

A

They find refuge on God’s Thumb and eat wild onions.

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16
Q

What is the truth about Kate Barlow, the outlaw mentioned in the book?

A

She was a schoolteacher turned outlaw after her love interest, Sam, was killed.

17
Q

Who is Mr. Pendanski in the book?

A

He is one of the counselors at Camp Green Lake.

18
Q

What is the secret behind the Warden’s obsession with digging holes?

A

She is searching for the treasure that Kissin’ Kate Barlow buried.

19
Q

What is the significance of the gold tube found by Stanley?

A

It contains valuable objects that connect to the buried treasure.

20
Q

What happens when Stanley and Zero return to Camp Green Lake?

A

They find the treasure and expose the truth about the Warden.

21
Q

What does Stanley do with the treasure at the end of the book?

A

He sends it to his lawyer to clear Zero’s name.

22
Q

How does the author portray the theme of friendship in the book?

A

Through the growing bond between Stanley and Zero.

23
Q

What is the role of the character X-Ray in the book?

A

He manipulates the group and plays a significant role in the story’s events.

24
Q

How does the author explore the theme of fate in the book?

A

Through the interwoven stories and connections between characters.

25
Q

What is the resolution of the book’s main conflict?

A

Stanley and Zero find the treasure and expose the Warden’s crimes.

26
Q

What is the importance of the setting, Camp Green Lake, in the book?

A

It provides a harsh and challenging environment that shapes the characters.

27
Q

What is the transformation Stanley undergoes in the book?

A

He gains physical strength, self-confidence, and a sense of justice.

28
Q

What role does Stanley’s family history play in the book?

A

It establishes a connection to the curse and the events at Camp Green Lake.

29
Q

How does the author use flashbacks to tell the story in the book?

A

Flashbacks provide historical context and reveal important details.

30
Q

What is the significance of the camp’s name, Camp Green Lake?

A

The camp’s name is ironic as there is no lake but rather a dried-up wasteland.