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Holes by Louis Sachar Chapters 46 - 50
Holes by Louis Sachar Chapters 46 - 50
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1
Who wrote the book "Holes"? (be quick)
Lewis Sacker
Lois Slacker
Louis Sachar
Louise Shaker
2
How many spots are there on every yellow spotted lizard?
too many to count accurately
7
11
0
3
What does "tedious" mean?
too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous.
weather beaten, eroded, worn away by time
confusing, lacking order and so difficult to understand.
being forgetful because of too much unimportant detail
4
Neither Stanley nor Hector were bitten by a lizard, why?
"Lizards don't like onion blood"
Lizards only feed at night
They weren't hungry
They had smelly feet
5
What was written on the side of the case, denoting ownership? (be quick)
ELYA YELNATS
"STANLEY YELNATS"
"STANLY YELANTS"
"Stanley Yelnats"
6
Who was Ms Walker?
One of the other "counselors"
The Warden
Stanley's lawyer
The AG
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The jewels found in the case were worth how much?
$ 2,000
$200, 000
$20, 000
Very little
8
What did Hector have enough money to do?
hire a team of private investigators
grow peaches commercially
Go looking for his mom
buy a mechanical digger
9
What did the Stanley Yelnats, father and son, call the peach smelling foot deodorant spray?
Sploosh
Sweet Feet
Zero
Morengo
10
Why do you think that seeing a tarantula at the camp was uncommon?
they only came out in the early morning
Mr Sir would shoot them
the only one was a pet of the Warden, kept in her cabin
The lizards ate them
11
"Five hundred seconds later, his (Stanley's) heart was still beating." How long is 500 seconds?
1 hour
8 minutes 20 seconds
5 minutes 30 seconds
12 minutes
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AG are the initials of what or who?
Alex Graham, from the Texas State Department for Correction
Attorney General
Alan Gardener, aka Squid
Axle grease, used to lubricate the truck