Stanley
The boys at the camp
Stanley's ancestors
The day at the camp
Mixed questions
100
Why is Stanley sent to Camp Green Lake?

For stealing shoes of a famous baseball player

100

Why is Zero called Zero?

Because there is nothing in his head

100

What was Stanley's great-great-grandfather's name?

Elya Yelnats

100

How long and wide does each hole need to be?

Five feet

100

Where does Elya go in search for a better life?

The U.S.A.

200

What was the value of the shoes?

5000 dollars

200

What do the boys call Mr. Pendanski?

Mom

200

The great-great-grandfather was originally from...

Latvia

200

Who is the first boy to finish digging?

Zero

200

What is the name of Elya's wife?

Sarah Miller

300

Who did the shoes belong to and what was this person known for?

Clyde Livingston, a famous baseball player

300

Name the real name and the nicknames of any two boys at the camp (except Stanley and Zero)

Theodore = Armpit

José = Magnet

Ricky = Zigzag

Alan = Squid

300

What is the name of the girl he first falls in love with?

Myra Menke

300

How many tents are there in total at Camp Green Lake?

six (A-F)

300

Madame Zeroni says Myka's head is as empty as a _____________.

flowerpot

400

What was the name of the boy who bullied Stanley in school?

Derrick Dunne

400

What was Barf Bag's real name?

Lewis

400

What does Madame Zeroni make Elya promise? (3 things)

- carry her up the mountain - make her drink from the stream - sing her the pig lullaby

400

Who do the boys need to tell if they find something while digging?

Mr. Sir or Mr. Pendanski

400

What has Mr. Sir been doing since he quit smoking?

eat sunflower seeds

500

Why does Stanley need to walk home the day he gets arrested?

Because he had to find his notebook hidden by Derrick

500

Which tent do Stanley and the boys live in?

Tent D

500

___________________ was also interested in marrying Myra

Igor Barkov

500

What do the boys do just after they finish digging their hole?

They spit in it

500

Say the first line of the lullaby...

"If only, if only", the woodpecker sighs,