Holes Novel Chapter 3 Trivia Questions Quiz

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Holes Novel Chapter 3 Trivia Questions Quiz - Quiz

What do you know about Chapter 3 in Holes? When Stanley is on the bus going to Camp Green Lake, he is handcuffed to his seat. Stanley was falsely accused of stealing a pair of sneakers, and the judge told him that he had to pick between jail or Camp Green Lake. He chooses the lesser of two evils. This quiz will determine how much you understand about the book, Holes.

Questions and Answers

1.

Stanley was was one of many passengers on the hot bus ride to Camp Green Lake.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
2.

What thoughts helped Stanley cope on the ride to Camp Green Lake?
- A.
  
  He will be out in no time
- B.
  
  His mother is waiting for him when he gets home
- C.
  
  His family would celebrate on the day of Stanley's return
- D.
  
  He pretended that he was going away to camp for a while, like the rich kids
3.

Why did Stanley pack stationery?
- A.
  
  To write his mom everyday
- B.
  
  To write his mom once a week
- C.
  
  To write to his friends and family
- D.
  
  To have a hobby while he's there
4.

Stanley promised his mother that he would write her once a week. What can you infer about their relationship?
- A.
  
  Stanley is annoyed with his mother
- B.
  
  Stanley is indifferent towards his mother
- C.
  
  Stanley and his mother always fight
- D.
  
  Stanley and his mother have a close bond
5.

What embarrassing thing happened to Stanley at school?
- A.
  
  Stanley's math teacher weighed Stanley (the heaviest kid) and the lightest kid to demonstrate ratios
- B.
  
  A bully gave Stanley a wedgie
- C.
  
  A bully stole Stanley's lunch money
- D.
  
  Stanley got rejected when asked out a girl
6.

The book says that the guard on the bus wore sunglasses because he wanted to look cool.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
7.

The guard on the bus wore sunglasses so Stanley couldn't see his eyes.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
8.

Stanley thinks that he was convincted of a crime because...
- A.
  
  He is poor
- B.
  
  He is a bad boy
- C.
  
  Of his "no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather"
- D.
  
  The kids at school do not like him
9.

At this point in the story, it is obvious that Stanley wants to take responsibility for his actions.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
10.

At this point in the story, it is obvious that Stanley does not want to take responsibility for his actions, because he said that, "when things went wrong, it felt good to blame someone".
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
11.

What is Stanley's father's occupation?
- A.
  
  Inventor
- B.
  
  Bus driver
- C.
  
  Teacher
- D.
  
  Doctor
12.

What does Stanley's apartment smell like? Why?
- A.
  
  Old sneakers - because he is poor
- B.
  
  Old sneakers - because his dad is trying to invent a way to recycle old sneakers
- C.
  
  Vanilla - because his mother uses vanilla house cleaner to cover up the smell of old sneakers
- D.
  
  Old sneakers - because they live next to a sneaker factory
13.

The old sneaker project eventually led up to Stanley's arrest.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
14.

Who was Stanley's great grandfather robbed by?
- A.
  
  Hoppin' Daisy Danahay
- B.
  
  Swingin' Patty Mayonaise
- C.
  
  Kissin' Kailey Bubberhooks
- D.
  
  Kissin' Kate Barlow
15.

A person who travels in a conveyance, such as a car or train, without participating in its operation WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
16.

A person, plant, or animal who descent can be traced to a particular individual or group WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
17.

To interupt or cut off WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
18.

Relation in degree or number between two similar things WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
19.

Rough or stern WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
20.

Writing paper WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
21.

A person who has broken the law, especially one who remains at large or is a fugitive WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
22.

Not guilty of a crime WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
23.

To affect strongly, often in a good way WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
24.

To seize and hold under the authority of the law WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw
25.

Continue in a course of action, even in the face of difficulty WORD BANK: stifling, descendants, passenger, stationery, ratios, innocent, cruel, gruff, perseverance, arrest, impressed, outlaw