Chapters 46 - 50 Pages 207

While Mr. Sir watched the lizards in the hole around Zero and Stanley, he ____.
1. ate handfuls of sunflower seeds
2. started smoking a cigarette
3. began to drink
4. called the police
The day before Stanley and Zero retuned to camp, ___________.
1. the campers rioted and didn't dig holes
2. the wreck room burned
3. Stanley's parents came to take him home
4. a lawyer came and said that Stanley was innocent
The yellow spotted lizard ate ______.
1. a gopher
2. a rattlesnake
3. a tarantula
4. a bird
The suitcase had the name ______ on it.
1. Trout Walker
2. Kate Barlow
3. Pendanski
4. Stanley Yelnats
Hector was released from Camp Green Lake because ________.
1. no one could find his file
2. he was found innocent
3. he had served his time
Squid asked Stanley to ____________.
1. help him escape
2. give him part of what was in the suitcase
3. call his mom for him
Why were Zero and Stanley NOT bitten by the lizards?
1. The lizards weren't hungry.
2. The lizards didn't like onion blood.
3. The sploosh the boys drank acted like a repellent.
4. Lizards don't eat during the heat of the day.
After Stanley and Hector were riding home, __________.
1. Ms. Morengo gave them sandwiches and soda
2. a drop of rain fell into the empty lake
3. the BMW had a flat tire
4. Hector told Stanley a joke about Mr. Sir
Camp Green Lake became _________.
1. a wildlife refuge
2. a Girl Scout camp
3. a maximum security prison
4. a resort with a water park
At the end of the book we learn __________.
1. Sweet Feet still has smelly feet
2. Hector's mother has returned
3. everyone loves to watch the Super Bowl
4. the jewels in the suitcase made Stanley a millionaire
When Stanley carried Zero up the mountain, it broke his family's curse because ___________.
1. Stanley was a good citizen
2. Stanley was completing his great-great-grandfather's promise
3. Stanley saved a person's life
Stanley's and Zero's families sang similar lullabies because ___________.
1. they read the same nursery rhymes
2. they listened to the same records
3. their families lived in the same region of the world
The conflict in this story is mostly the result of which event?
1. Hector was separated from his mother as a young child.
2. The Warden was looking for a buried treasure somewhere in the desert where Green Lake use to be.
3. Sweet Feet's shoes were stolen.
4. Derrick Dunne was bullying Stanley.
Which question does the book Holes answer?
1. What percent did Stanley's weight change?
2. What steps did Hector go through to find his mother?
3. What did Hector and Stanley do with the money they uncovered?
4. What happened to Mr. Pendanski?
Which statement from Holes contains a cause-effect relationship?
1. Stanley's mother doubts whether Stanley's great-great-grandfather really stole a pig.
2. In a few years, Camp Green Lake will become a Girl Scout camp.
3. The commercial showed a baseball game.
4. The air-conditioning was on, but they drove with the windows open as well, because, "No offense, but you boys really smell bad."
Read this sentence.

For the longer time, Stanley's family was under the curse of Madame Zeroni.

What is the correct way to write the underlined word above?
1. long
2. longest
3. more long
4. correct as is
Choose the event that occurs last.
1. Zero shows everyone the other side of the suitcase where the name Stanley Yelnats is printed.
2. Stanley and Hector watch a commercial in which Clyde Livingston advertises sploosh, Stanley's father's cure for foot odor.
3. Mr. Sir tells Stanley that Stanley's lawyer had shown up the day before to say that Stanley is innocent of stealing the shoes.
4. The Warden shines a flashlight on Zero, who is holding the suitcase until she sees that there is a deadly yellow-spotted lizard on the suitcase.
What is the rhyme pattern of this poem?

All I fear's that the future is worse
We have to give in to the hundred-year curse
Sweat in the sun like we’re digging a grave
Dig deep enough and our fortune we'll save
1. abab
2. aabb
3. abcd
4. abcb
What is the correct order for this recipe?
1. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
2. 1, 4, 3, 2, 5
3. 2, 1, 4, 3, 5
4. 4, 1, 3, 2, 5

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Multiple-choice exercise