Holes, Chapters 36-40, Grades 7

In chapters 36-40 of 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, the plot reaches critical moments of revelation and confrontation. These chapters focus on Stanley and Zero's journey, the power of friendship, and the resolution of long-standing mysteries. As you read, consider how the past and present narratives converge and what this convergence signifies for the characters and the overall story.

Question 1

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What significant discovery do Stanley and Zero make on the mountain, and how does this discovery impact their situation?

Question 2

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How do Stanley and Zero's actions on the mountain demonstrate their growth and development as characters?

Question 3

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Discuss how the themes of fate and destiny are resolved in these chapters. Do you think the characters have control over their destinies, or are they at the mercy of fate?

Question 4

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Analyze the role of storytelling in uncovering the truth about Camp Green Lake's history. How does the revelation of the past influence the present?

Question 5

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Reflect on the resolution of the conflict in these chapters. How do the events align with or defy the expectations set up earlier in the book?

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