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What is the main purpose of digging holes at Camp Green Lake?
What is the required dimension of each hole dug by the campers?
What is the climate like at Camp Green Lake?
What is the role of the Warden at Camp Green Lake?
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Where is Camp Green Lake located?
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What is the main protagonist's name in the story?
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Camp Green Lake was founded in the early 20th century.
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The boys at Camp Green Lake are divided into groups, each with a counselor.
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The campers are allowed to take breaks throughout the day to rest and relax.
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The campers are encouraged to report any finds of interest, such as fossils or artifacts, to the camp authorities.
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Camp Green Lake is a thriving summer camp with lush green surroundings.
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Study Notes
Camp Green Lake
Overview
- A fictional summer camp in the novel "Holes" by Louis Sachar
- Located in the Texas desert
- A juvenile correctional facility disguised as a summer camp
Camp Life
- Campers are forced to dig holes in the desert every day
- Holes must be 5 feet deep and 5 feet wide
- Campers are given a small shovel and a bucket to dig with
- The camp is run by the merciless Warden and her assistants
Purpose of the Holes
- The Warden is searching for something, but the campers are not told what it is
- The digging is supposed to help the campers build character and become better citizens
- The campers are not allowed to ask questions or talk about the digging
Living Conditions
- Campers live in tents and have limited access to water and amenities
- The camp is surrounded by a vast, empty desert
- The climate is extremely hot and dry, with frequent sandstorms
Notable Characters
- Stanley Yelnats IV: The main protagonist of the story, sent to Camp Green Lake for stealing a pair of shoes
- Zero: A quiet and mysterious camper who becomes Stanley's friend
- The Warden: The cruel and enigmatic leader of the camp
Camp Green Lake
Overview
- A fictional summer camp in the Texas desert, disguising a juvenile correctional facility
- Featured in the novel "Holes" by Louis Sachar
Daily Life
- Campers are forced to dig holes in the desert every day, 5 feet deep and 5 feet wide
- Each camper is given a small shovel and a bucket for digging
The Warden's Motives
- The Warden is searching for an unknown object or treasure, but the purpose is not disclosed to campers
- Officially, the digging aims to help campers build character and become better citizens
Harsh Environment
- Campers live in tents with limited access to basic amenities
- The camp is surrounded by a vast, empty desert with extreme heat and frequent sandstorms
Main Characters
- Stanley Yelnats IV: Main protagonist, sent to Camp Green Lake for stealing shoes
- Zero: A quiet and mysterious camper, and Stanley's friend
- The Warden: The cruel and enigmatic leader of Camp Green Lake
Camp Green Lake
- A fictional summer camp in Texas, USA, known for its harsh and desolate environment
- Located in the Texas desert, characterized by blistering heat, rattlesnakes, and yellow-spotted lizards
Founding and History
- Founded by Kate Barlow, a notorious outlaw, in the late 19th century
- Originally a thriving town, but dried up and abandoned after the lake disappeared
Purpose and Function
- A juvenile correctional facility, where boys are sent as a form of punishment and character-building
- Boys are forced to dig holes, supposedly to build character, but serving a hidden purpose
Camp Routine and Life
- Boys are divided into groups, each led by a counselor
- Daily routine consists of digging holes, with a brief lunch break in between
- Boys are encouraged to report any finds of interest, such as fossils or artifacts, to the camp authorities
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Quiz about Camp Green Lake, a fictional juvenile correctional facility in Louis Sachar's novel Holes. Learn about the daily life of campers and the mysterious purpose of digging holes in the Texas desert.
