oefenen KLT en Holes

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 4

First lesson

Welcome to your first English lesson of this year!

WHO ARE YOU?

Let's get to work (Friday)

* read Holes (finish chapter 40 this week)

* 10 multiple choice questions about Holes

* New Interface, book B: exam unit listening and watching lesson 3

In the beginning of Holes, what is the primary reason Stanley ends up at Camp Green Lake?

1. He stole a pair of shoes.
2. He was falsely accused of stealing a famous athlete’s shoes.
3. He got into a fight at school.
4. He was caught running away from home.

What is Stanley’s initial reaction to digging his first hole?

1. He is excited to show his strength and prove himself.
2. He tries to finish as quickly as possible to impress the counselors.
3. He struggles and feels hopeless due to the hard work and heat.
4. He doesn’t mind the work and finds it meditative.

What motivates X-Ray to have Stanley give him anything valuable he finds while digging?

1. X-Ray believes he deserves a break because he’s been at Camp Green Lake the longest.
2. He thinks Stanley is weak and won’t be able to keep anything for himself.
3. The Warden specifically asked X-Ray to look out for valuable items.
4. X-Ray wants to see if Stanley will stand up to him.

What role does Mr. Sir play in maintaining order at Camp Green Lake?

1. He is in charge of assigning rewards to the boys.
2. He monitors the boys’ behavior and enforces strict punishment.
3. He handles most of the camp’s administrative work.
4. He is mainly responsible for training the boys in survival skills.

What do we learn about Zero from his interaction with Stanley in the first 23 chapters?

1. Zero doesn’t trust anyone and keeps to himself.
2. Zero is intelligent and willing to open up to Stanley.
3. Zero has a hard time understanding Stanley and the other boys.
4. Zero wants to take over Stanley’s place as the leader of the group.

What was the original purpose of Camp Green Lake before it became a detention camp?

1. A recreational camp for children.
2. A wealthy landowner’s private property.
3. A thriving town with a lake and lush greenery.
4. A training ground for future explorers.

How does Mr. Pendanski’s attitude toward the boys differ from Mr. Sir’s?

1. Mr. Pendanski is much stricter and rarely shows patience.
2. Mr. Pendanski treats the boys more kindly and encourages them.
3. Mr. Pendanski is indifferent and stays uninvolved with the boys.
4. Mr. Pendanski is quick to anger and often fights with Mr. Sir.

Why does the Warden use nail polish laced with rattlesnake venom?

1. To symbolize her toughness and instill fear in the boys.
2. To poison anyone who tries to escape.
3. To show her connection to the wild and Camp Green Lake’s harshness.
4. To make the boys believe she has magical powers.

What do we learn about Stanley’s character through his perseverance in digging holes?

1. He is determined and grows stronger physically and mentally.
2. He resents his work and wants to escape as soon as possible.
3. He wants to gain approval from Mr. Sir and the Warden.
4. He thinks he is above the other boys and doesn’t want to dig.

How does the Warden’s reaction to the gold tube influence the boys’ actions?

1. The Warden tells the boys to stop digging immediately.
2. The Warden increases the boys’ digging requirements.
3. The Warden orders the boys to keep digging in the same spot.
4. The Warden punishes the boys for not finding more valuable items.