Holes, Chapters 6-10, Grades 7

In chapters 6-10 of 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, we delve deeper into the daily life of Stanley at Camp Green Lake and begin to uncover the layers of stories within the narrative. These chapters introduce new characters and hint at the camp's mysterious past. As you read, think about how the characters' backgrounds and the camp's history might influence the plot.

Question 1

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Describe the daily routine that Stanley must follow at Camp Green Lake. How does he feel about this routine?

Question 2

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Who is Mr. Sir, and what is your impression of him based on his actions and how he treats the boys at the camp?

Question 3

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Explain the significance of the phrase 'digging holes to build character' as used in the book. Do you think there is another reason the boys are made to dig holes?

Question 4

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Introduce X-Ray and Zero. How do they interact with Stanley, and what do these interactions reveal about their characters?

Question 5

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Reflect on the story of Kissin' Kate Barlow mentioned in these chapters. How do you think her story might be connected to the present events at Camp Green Lake?

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