Holes PDF Exam Questions

## Assessment Objective Tests ### Part One: youare entering camp green lake 1. Pages 3-4 2. Page 5 3. Pages 6-10 **Holes** By Louis Sachar Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank before each question. 1. Camp Green Lake was in (A) Arizona, (B) Texas, (C) Alabama. 2. Camp Green Lake h...

## Assessment Objective Tests ### Part One: youare entering camp green lake 1. Pages 3-4 2. Page 5 3. Pages 6-10 **Holes** By Louis Sachar Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank before each question. 1. Camp Green Lake was in (A) Arizona, (B) Texas, (C) Alabama. 2. Camp Green Lake had no (A) buildings, (B) roads, (C) lake. 3. Green Lake was also once the name of (A) a town, (B) a railroad (C) a hotel. 4. During the summer, Camp Green Lake was (A) a cool, shady retreat, (B) ninety-five degrees in the shade, (C) overflowing with campers. 5. The hammock, strung between the only two trees in Camp Green Lake, belonged to (A) the Warden, (B) the younger campers, (C) the mayor of the town of Green Lake. 6. The building that stood on Camp Green Lake was (A) a large two-story structure, (B) an old motel with twenty-two rooms, (C) a log cabin. 7. Which of the following was not something found in the lake bed? (A) rattlesnakes and scorpions, (B) holes dug by the campers, (C) a small pool of mud. 8. Sometimes, campers tried to be bitten by a rattlesnake or scorpion to avoid (A) digging a hole out in the lake, (B) hiking in the heat, (C) working on the Warden's new cabin. 9. Being bitten by a yellow-spotted lizard meant (A) a day in the hospital, (B) a slow, painful death, (C) certain dismissal from the camp. 10. The bad boys who were sent to Camp Green Lake were forced to (A) sleep outdoors, (B) dig a hole every day in the hot sun, (C) write about their feelings in a diary. 11. The judge gave Stanley Yelnats a choice between going to Camp Green Lake or (A) a reform school, (B) jail, (C) a special school. 12. At Stanley's middle school, the kids, and sometimes the teachers, made cruel comments about his (A) dirty clothes, (B) strange way of speaking, (C) large size. 13. Stanley was not a bad kid, and he was (A) innocent of the crime for which he had been convicted, (B) extremely proud of his family, (C) a straight A student. 14. Stanley's no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather was blamed when things went wrong in the family because (A) he had spent most of his life in jail, (B) a gypsy put a curse on him and his descendants for stealing a pig, (C) he was unlucky. 15. Stanley's family seemed to always be (A) luckier than most, (B) moving from town to town, (C) in the wrong place at the wrong time. 16. Stanley's father was an inventor with intelligence and perseverance, but he never had any (A) money, (B) time to work on his projects, (C) luck. 17. Stanley's family kept naming their sons "Stanley Yelnats" because they liked the fact that the name was (A) spelled the same frontward and backward, (B) not difficult to remember, (C) had a pleasant sound to it. 18. Which of the following was not true of all the Stanley Yelnats? They (A) had made fortunes in the stock market, (B) were only children, (C) always remained hopeful. 19. Though Stanley's great-grandfather lost his fortune when he was robbed by Kissin' Kate Barlow, the family considered him lucky because (A) he made it all the way to California, (B) he was the first Stanley Yelnats, (C) she didn't kill him. 20. Which of the following led to Stanley's arrest? (A) His father's latest project of trying to invent a way to recycle old sneakers. (B) He was the only person riding on a bus that was later robbed. (C) He fought with a classmate who made fun of his name. ### Part Two: True or False 4. Pages 11-15 5. Pages 16-20 **Holes** By Louis Sachar Write either True or False in the blank before each statement. 1. Stanley was handcuffed during the eight hour bus ride to Camp Green Lake. 2. Camp Green Lake was covered with trees and a dozen or more buildings. 3. Camp Green Lake was a juvenile correctional facility. 4. Mr. Sir wore sunglasses, even though he was indoors, a cowboy hat; and he had a tattoo of a rattlesnake on his arm. 5. Mr. Sir ate sunflower seeds because he had quit smoking. 6. Stanley had to remove his clothes in front of Mr. Sir, who made sure he wasn't hiding guns, explosives, weapons, drugs, or alcohol-none of which were allowed at Camp Green Lake. 7. Stanley's two sets of clothes were orange, even his socks and sneakers. 8. At Camp Green Lake, Stanley was to dig a hole each day, Monday through Saturday, with Sundays off for church. 9. Stanley was to dig holes five feet deep and five feet across in every direction. 10. Breakfast at Camp Green Lake was served at 4:30 in the morning because Mr. Sir did not believe in sleeping late. 11. Stanley had to dig from five o'clock in the morning to five in the afternoon even if he had finished his hole before five. 12. If he dug up anything interesting, Stanley was to report it to Mr. Sir or any other counselor. 13. The purpose of Mr. Sir's gun was to shoot campers who tried to run away. 14. Camp Green Lake had the only water in a hundred miles. 15. Mr. Sir offered Stanley a can of soda from the small refrigerator in his office. 16. Stanley had been sentenced to Camp Green Lake for eighteen months. 17. Mr. Pendanski, Stanley's counselor, had a thick curly black beard, but his head was shaved almost bald. 18. The one rule at Camp Green Lake was Don't Upset the Warden. 19. Stanley told Mr. Pendanski that, not only was he not a bad kid, but he was also innocent of the crime with which he had been charged. 20. Mr. Pendanski was every bit as unfriendly and grumpy as Mr. Sir. 21. Stanley wasn't crazy about taking the cot and crate that had once belonged to someone named Barf Bag. 22. All of the boys Stanley met in tent D had nicknames. 23. Mr. Pendanski said Zero got his nickname because there was nothing inside his head. 24. X-Ray claimed to be able to see inside people, and he called Mr. Pendanski "Mom." 25. Armpit threw Stanley to the ground for calling him "Theodore."