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Holes: A Tale of Mystery and Redemption

Join Stanley Yelnats in a story of cause and effect, conflict, and the battle of true and false in a quest for self-discovery at Camp Green Lake. Navigate through themes of person vs. society, nature, self, unknown, and machine. Unravel the mystery of Stanley's family curse, his innocence, and the power of redemption.

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Holes: A Tale of Mystery and Redemption

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  1. Characters Cause And Effect Conflict True and False Finish the Sentence 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. I am the main character in the story I am overweight, mild- manner, unlucky, and hopeful

  3. Stanley Yelnats

  4. I am one person you do not want on your bad side. I am mean, vengeful, dangerous, and I have a bad temper. I also have a very distinct tattoo on my arm.

  5. Mr. Sir

  6. I have poor vision and I wear glasses. No one will dare make fun of me for my glasses because I am the leader of Group D.

  7. X-Ray

  8. Biggest guy in Group D other than Stanley. He tends to overact, short temper, spitter

  9. Armpit

  10. I am really bad boy at Camp Green Lake. I steals things and I am very sneaky. What makes me it worst is I will never take responsibility for my actions. I am also the only Hispanic boy in Group D.

  11. Magnet

  12. Magnet steals Mr. Sir’s sunflower seeds

  13. Stanley has to go see the Warden

  14. Stanley is caught with stolen shoes

  15. Stanley goes to Camp Green Lake

  16. Stanley gives X-Ray the tubehe found.

  17. Stanley takes Zero’s placein line

  18. The Warden scratches Mr. Sir

  19. Mr. Sir doesn’t give Stanleyany water

  20. Eyla did not carry Mdme.Zeroni up the mountain.

  21. Stanley’s family is cursedwith bad luck

  22. Stanley was not a bad kid. He was innocent of the crime for which he was convicted

  23. Person vs. Society

  24. The longer it takes you to dig the longer you will be out in the sun.

  25. Person vs. Nature

  26. He put his hands on the rim and tried to pull himself up. He couldn’t do it.

  27. Person vs. Self

  28. One thing was certain: They weren’t just digging to build character. They were definitely looking for something

  29. Person vs. Unknown

  30. The shovel felt heavy in Stanley’s soft fleshy hands. He tried to jam it into the earth but the blade banged against the ground and bounced off without making a dent. The vibration ran up the shaft of the shovel and into Stanley’s wrists, making his bones rattle.

  31. Person vs. Machine

  32. X- Ray wanted Stanley to teach him to read.

  33. False (zero)

  34. Sam is killed for kissing Kate

  35. True

  36. Stanley’s first find is a fossil

  37. True

  38. Armpit helps Stanley dig hishole each day

  39. False (zero)

  40. Each boy at Camp Green Lakemust dig 5 hole a week

  41. False (7 holes a week)

  42. Don’t get bit by a ____________

  43. Yellow spotted lizard

  44. Stanley could have gone to_______ or _________ whenhe was convicted of the crime

  45. Jail or Camp Green Lake

  46. Stanley is guilt of stealing________________ Shoes

  47. Clyde Livingston

  48. Stanley blamed his _______________________ for his bad luck

  49. No-good-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather

  50. ____________ is the author of Holes

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