1) What is the setting of Camp Green Lake? a) A dried-up lake that is now a juvenile detention camp. b) A camp near a large, beautiful lake. c) A prison located in a forest. d) A small town in the mountains. 2) Why does Stanley Yelnats believe he is unlucky? a) He thinks his family is cursed because his great-great-grandfather broke a promise to Madame Zeroni. b) He was born under a bad star. c) He always loses in games and competitions d) He committed a serious crime and feels guilty 3) What rule must the boys at Camp Green Lake follow about digging? a) To punish the boys for their crimes. b) "build character." c) To search for buried treasure. d) to prepare the land for farming. 4) What crime did Stanley allegedly commit? a) He was accused of stealing sneakers donated by a famous baseball player. b) He stole money from a local store. c) He broke into a neighbor’s house d) He vandalized public property 5) Why is the land around Camp Green Lake described as "desolate"? a) It is barren, dry, and lifeless with no greenery or water. b) It is surrounded by dangerous animals and thick forests. c) It is an isolated, snowy mountain range. d) t is overgrown with weeds and plants 6) How does Stanley feel when he arrives at Camp Green Lake? a) He feels out of place and overwhelmed by the harsh environment. b) He feels excited to make new friends. c) He is confident and ready to face challenges. d) He immediately feels at home. 7) What does the Warden claim is the purpose of digging holes? a) To "build character." b) To punish the boys for their crimes. c) To search for buried treasure. d) To prepare the land for farming 8) What are the consequences of not following orders at Camp Green Lake? a) Severe punishment or loss of privileges. b) They are sent home early. c) They are given extra food. d) They are allowed to skip digging for a day.

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