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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mr. Pendanski say is the one real rule at Camp Green Lake?
2. What does X-Ray do for Stanley when the boys return from digging in the evening on the day the warden appears?
3. Why could Sam and Kate not see each other?
4. What is not true about the yellow-spotted lizards?
5. What does the warden tell Mr. Pendanski to do that he has already done?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Kate Barlow and what she was known for in the town of Green Lake.
2. What does Stanley suddenly realize about the initials on the tube of lipstick that X-Ray gave to the warden?
3. Describe the shovels and the reason that the kids are given the shovels at Camp Green Lake.
4. What happens at the beginning of the third day of digging?
5. Why does Stanley offer to teach Zero to read?
6. What is the nickname Stanley gets at Camp Green Lake, and how does he get it?
7. What does X-Ray tell Stanley after Stanley has shown his fossil fish to Mr. Pendanski?
8. What happened after Kate and Sam were caught kissing?
9. What happens when Magnet steals Mr. Sir's sunflower seeds?
10. What does the warden do since there was something found presumably where X-Ray had been digging?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Stanley Yelnats has been sent to Camp Green Lake although he did nothing wrong. How would the story have changed, and the reader's perception changed, had Stanley been guilty of a crime?
Essay Topic 2
1) List several of the boys in Tent D at Camp Green Lake. In what ways are these boys alike?In what ways are they different? Would each of the boys characters fall under "Bad" or "Good"?
Essay Topic 3
Why did Mr. Sir choose to refuse Stanly any water after Mr. Sir's sunflower seeds were taken? Could there have been better punishment? Describe Mr. Sir and Stanley's stand off regarding the water and what it's really about.
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