Characters
Who is the main character in "Holes"?
Stanley Yelnats
Where is the story of "Holes" primarily set?
Camp Green Lake
What is the main conflict Stanley faces in "Holes"?
Stanley is wrongfully sent to a juvenile camp.
What is one major theme of "Holes"?
Friendship
What is the name of the boy who is often bullied at the camp?
Zero(Hector Zeroni)
What is the climate like at Camp Green Lake?
It is hot and dry.
How does Stanley's conflict with the boys at the camp develop?
He faces bullying but learns to stand up for himself.
How does the theme of fate play a role in the story?
The characters believe they are affected by their family's history.
Who is "MOM" in the camp?
Mr. Pendanski
Describe the landscape of Camp Green Lake.
It is a dry, barren wasteland with no lake.
What internal conflict does Stanley experience?
He struggles with his self-worth and family legacy.
What does the theme of perseverance mean in the context of the book?
Characters work hard to overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
Which character is known for his friendship with Stanley?
Zero
How does the setting of the camp affect the characters?
The harsh conditions challenge the boys physically and mentally.
How does the conflict between Stanley and the Warden manifest?
The Warden uses power and intimidation to control the boys.
How does trust impact the relationships in the story?
Trust is vital for Stanley and Zero's friendship and survival.
What is the relationship between Stanley and his great-great-grandfather?
Stanley's great-great-grandfather was cursed, which impacts Stanley's life.
What significance does the historical background of Camp Green Lake hold?
It was once a thriving lake community, but it dried up due to a curse.
What is the significance of the historical conflicts related to the treasure?
It ties into the curse of the Yelnats family and drives the plot forward.
Explain how the theme of justice is portrayed in the camp.
The justice system is flawed, often punishing innocent boys.