Holes, Chapters 21-25, Grades 7

Chapters 21-25 of 'Holes' by Louis Sachar delve deeper into the complexities of Camp Green Lake's history and its impact on the present. These chapters reveal more about the characters' backgrounds, especially Zero's, and explore themes of justice, friendship, and resilience. As you read, consider how the past and present narratives are woven together and what they reveal about the characters and the overall story.

Question 1

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How does the story of Elya Yelnats and Madame Zeroni contribute to the overall theme of curses and fate in the book?

Question 2

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Zero's character is further developed in these chapters. What do we learn about him, and how does this information affect our understanding of his actions and behavior?

Question 3

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Discuss the significance of the discovery made by Stanley and Zero in these chapters. How does it connect to the camp's history?

Question 4

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Analyze how the author uses parallel plots (past and present) to enhance the story. Provide examples from these chapters.

Question 5

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Reflect on the themes of friendship and loyalty as depicted in these chapters. How do Stanley and Zero's actions demonstrate these themes?

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