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What was once located at Camp Green Lake?

  • A large forest
  • The largest lake in Texas (correct)
  • A mountain range
  • A bustling city
  • What temperature is typical at Camp Green Lake during the summer in the shade?

  • Around ninety-five degrees (correct)
  • Around eighty degrees
  • Around seventy degrees
  • Around one hundred degrees
  • Why are campers forbidden to lie in the hammock at Camp Green Lake?

  • It is reserved for staff only
  • It is unsafe
  • It belongs to the Warden (correct)
  • It is too hot
  • What should campers remember about rattlesnakes and scorpions?

    <p>If left alone, they won't bother you.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is considered the worst possible thing that can happen to a camper?

    <p>Being bitten by a yellow-spotted lizard</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do rattlesnakes and scorpions typically seek for shade?

    <p>Holes dug by the campers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do campers often attempt to do in relation to scorpions or rattlesnakes?

    <p>Try to be bitten to avoid work</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many old oak trees are mentioned at Camp Green Lake?

    <p>Two</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens if a camper is bitten by a yellow-spotted lizard?

    <p>They will die a slow and painful death.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What has happened to the town of Green Lake?

    <p>It shriveled and dried up.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common consequence of trying to be bitten by a scorpion or rattlesnake?

    <p>Spending time recovering in a tent.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of environment does Camp Green Lake currently represent?

    <p>A dry, flat wasteland.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How should campers interact with rattlesnakes and scorpions to avoid problems?

    <p>Avoid bothering them.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What can typically be found in the shade at Camp Green Lake?

    <p>Only the hammock belonging to the Warden.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens to campers that get bitten by a yellow-spotted lizard?

    <p>They face a slow and painful death.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do rattlesnakes and scorpions use for shade?

    <p>The holes dug by the campers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it challenging to find shade during the summer at Camp Green Lake?

    <p>The lake is completely dry.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What characteristic of daytime temperatures is noted at Camp Green Lake in the summer?

    <p>Daytime temperatures can reach around ninety-five degrees.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Camp Green Lake Overview

    • Camp Green Lake was once home to the largest lake in Texas, now a dry, flat wasteland.
    • The town of Green Lake existed alongside the lake but has since dried up, along with its inhabitants.

    Climate and Environment

    • Daytime temperatures during summer reach around 95 degrees Fahrenheit, with limited shade available.
    • The only sources of shade are two old oak trees located at the eastern edge of the former lake.

    Camp Rules and Ownership

    • The hammock between the two oak trees belongs to the Warden, and campers are prohibited from using it.
    • The Warden effectively "owns" the shade, underscoring the power dynamics within the camp.

    Wildlife and Safety Precautions

    • Rattlesnakes and scorpions inhabit the area, seeking refuge under rocks and in holes dug by campers.
    • General advice regarding rattlesnakes and scorpions: they tend to avoid humans; therefore, they won't attack unless provoked.
    • Though a sting from a scorpion or bite from a rattlesnake can be painful, they are typically not fatal.

    Yellow-Spotted Lizard Danger

    • The yellow-spotted lizard poses the greatest threat to campers; a bite results in a slow, painful death.
    • A camper bitten by a yellow-spotted lizard has no chance of recovery, emphasizing the danger of this creature over others.

    Camp Green Lake Overview

    • Camp Green Lake is located on a former large lake, once the largest in Texas.
    • The lake and the town of Green Lake disappeared over a century ago, leaving a dry wasteland.

    Climate and Environment

    • Summer temperatures average around ninety-five degrees Fahrenheit in the shade.
    • Very limited shade is available; only two old oaks remain at the eastern edge of the former lake.
    • A hammock is strung between the two oak trees, owned by the Warden.

    Wildlife and Safety

    • Rattlesnakes and scorpions inhabit the area, finding shelter under rocks and in holes dug by campers.
    • Basic rule: Avoid disturbing rattlesnakes and scorpions to prevent bites, which are not generally life-threatening.
    • Some campers intentionally seek bites from non-lethal creatures to escape digging duties for a short recovery period.

    Yellow-Spotted Lizard Threat

    • The yellow-spotted lizard poses a serious danger; its bite almost always results in death.
    • Unlike bites from rattlesnakes or scorpions, there is no survival chance after being bitten by a yellow-spotted lizard.

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    Description

    Test your understanding of the setting and history of Camp Green Lake in the novel 'Holes'. This quiz focuses on the transformation from a large lake to a dry wasteland and the impacts on the community. Explore the themes and imagery presented in the text.

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