Holes, Chapters 16-20, Grades 8
In Chapters 16-20 of 'Holes' by Louis Sachar, the narrative continues to weave together the past and present, revealing the impact of history on the characters' current circumstances. As you read, consider how the characters' backgrounds influence their actions and relationships at Camp Green Lake. Pay special attention to the developing story of Stanley and Zero, and how the legend of Kissin' Kate Barlow further unfolds.
Question 1
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How does Stanley's attitude towards digging holes change in these chapters, and what causes this shift?
Question 2
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Zero's character begins to develop more in these chapters. What do we learn about him, and how does Stanley's perception of Zero change?
Question 3
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The story of Kissin' Kate Barlow continues to unfold. What new information do we learn about her, and how does it connect to the present-day events at Camp Green Lake?
Question 4
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Discuss the significance of the discovery Stanley makes in these chapters. How does this discovery affect his standing among the other boys and the camp staff?
Question 5
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Analyze the theme of fate and destiny as it appears in these chapters. How do the stories from the past seem to influence the events and relationships in the present?
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