Middle school · Literature
This quiz helps revise “Louis Sachar: Holes” in Literature for middle school. It has 25 questions in five categories: Camp Green Lake, The Boys of Tent D, The Family Curse, Kissin' Kate Barlow, Full Circle. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
In which US state is the dry, barren juvenile detention camp located?
What official benefit do the camp staff claim digging five-foot holes builds in the boys?
What toxic creature's venom…
In the gameWhich camper deliberately stepped…
In the gameWhat type of trees…
In the gameWhat tough nickname do the other boys give Stanley after he arrives at camp?
What nickname does Hector Zeroni carry because the counselors believe he has nothing inside his head?
Which glasses-wearing camper acts…
In the gameWhich camper earned his…
In the gameWhich violent camper with…
In the gameWhenever bad luck strikes the Yelnats family, they blame Stanley's ancestor for stealing what kind of animal?
In which Baltic country did young Elya Yelnats live when he consulted Madame Zeroni about winning a bride?
Where did Madame Zeroni…
In the gameWhen both suitors offered…
In the gameWhich woman did Elya…
In the game
Katherine Barlow traded jars of her award-winning spiced peaches to Sam in exchange for repairing what town building?
What signature catchphrase did Sam always repeat whenever someone described a broken roof or an illness?
Which wealthy, spoiled man…
In the gameFor over a century…
In the gameWhich creature bit Kate…
In the gameThe name Stanley Yelnats is spelled the exact same way forward and backward, making it what kind of word?
What nickname did Zero give to the sweet, century-old peach puree he found inside jars under the boat?
What distinctive mountain refuge…
In the gameWhat wild food did…
In the gameWhich famous baseball player…
In the gameAll 25 questions and the answers are in the game. Invite your class or friends with a link — guests need no account.