Holes, Chapters 26-30, Grades 6

In chapters 26-30 of 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, the plot thickens as Stanley and Zero's friendship deepens, and they begin to uncover the secrets of Camp Green Lake. These chapters also explore themes of justice, perseverance, and the impact of the past on the present. As you read, consider how the characters confront their challenges and what these actions reveal about them.

Question 1

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How does Stanley's decision to help Zero change their standing among the other boys at Camp Green Lake?

Question 2

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What does Zero reveal about his past to Stanley, and how does this revelation affect their relationship?

Question 3

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Describe the significance of the mountain called 'God's thumb' in the story. How does it relate to Stanley's family history?

Question 4

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How do the themes of fate and destiny continue to play out in these chapters, especially in relation to Stanley and Zero's actions?

Question 5

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Analyze how the author builds suspense in these chapters, especially concerning the mystery of Camp Green Lake. What techniques does he use to keep the reader engaged?

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