1.The difference is that concdeince is many things happen at once and destiny is something about the future

2.I think stanley feels sad about his family.I makes me feel normal

3.Stanley and zero feel surpised.

4.I learned the warden did not care of the boys but she just backed away and watched the boys.It doesen't influence my feelings about her.

5.Walker is someones else last name in trout walker,it is important because he was one of them who free stanley.

6. Stanley won't leave hector because it is Stanleys favourite best friend.

7.Stanley had change the course of the story by being  free with zero.I don't think he had a hole in his life.I think he has one now.

1. Stanley believes it was his destiny to be hit by those falling shoes.  What’s the difference between coincidence and destiny. 
    There is a GIGANTIC difference between coincidence and destiny. Destiny means it is bound to happen and nothing in the whole world can ever stop it. Coincidence means it could or could not have happened and there would probably be an explanation.
2. When he hears Zero’s stories, how does Stanley feel about his own family? How do these stories make you feel? 
    When he hears about Zero's stories Stanley feels sad for Zero because he is an orphan and he feels sad that he is at home spending time with his family. He also feels a bit worried for his family because he ran away from camp and hopes that news doesn't spread. Those stories make me feel sad for Zero too. Most importantly it made me grateful that my family is still here.
3. How do you think Stanley and Zero feel when the Warden confronts them in Chapter 44? 
     At that moment, bost Stanley and Zero must have felt scared. Some other possible feelings they might also have had was being stressed because there is so much pressure and angry because they did all that work for nothing!
4. What do you learn about the Warden in Chapter 45?  Does it influence your feelings about her? 
    I learn that Warden has actually spent a quarter of her life watching her parents dig holes while the other 3 quarters digging holes herself. I felt really sad for her when I read that like she even had to dig on holidays like Christmas!
5. The Warden’s name is Walker; who else in the story has the same last name? Why might this be important? 
    I remember reading about this man named Trout Walker throughout the story. I think this might be important because, there is a chance they might be related!
6. Why won’t Stanley leave the camp without Hector? 
    Stanley won't leave his Zero Hector in the camp because hes Stanley's most best best friend in camp. Zero has gone through a lot of things with Stanley, is very kind and helped him sometimes too! Why would Stanley leave him there? There is even a possibility Zero might get killed in camp with the Warden!
7. How has Stanley changed in the course of the story?  Do you think Stanley had a “hole” in his life before Camp Green Lake?  Does he have one now? 
    Stanley has changed a whole lot in the course of the story! By going to Camp Green Lake he has become stronger physically and mentally. For example, Stanley can now lift a boy like Zero up a mountain or hill! He has also become less sensitive to bullying. I think Stanley had a BIG hole before Camp Green Lake. Camp Green Lake has actually helped him a lot! (as said before) Now Stanley doesn't have a as big hole than last time!

1. Stanley believes it was his destiny to be hit by those falling shoes.  What’s the difference between coincidence and destiny. 
    There is a super big difference between coincedence and destiny. Destiny means you can't control it and it just happens for the future, but coincedence means there is an explanation for that it could have or could not have happened.
2. When he hears Zero’s stories, how does Stanley feel about his own family? How do these stories make you feel? 
    Stanley felt scared and worried about his family. He imagined them crying and hugging eachother because they were told Stanley ran away from camp and died. These stories make me feel greatful for my family and I am glad they are still here to help me!
3. How do you think Stanley and Zero feel when the Warden confronts them in Chapter 44? 
    I think Stanley and Zero felt angry, sad and frightened because The Warden caught them red-handed and they did all that work for nothing.
4. What do you learn about the Warden in Chapter 45?  Does it influence your feelings about her? 
     I learned that the Warden was use to digging holes because she grew up watching and digging holes. I felt a bit sad for The Warden when I read that.
5. The Warden’s name is Walker; who else in the story has the same last name? Why might this be important? 
     I remember there was someone called Trout Walker that has the same last name. This might be important because those 2 characters might be related! 
6. Why won’t Stanley leave the camp without Hector? 
    Stanley won't leave camp without Hector because Hector/ Zero has been so kind, done so much for him and is his friend! Why would Stanley leave Zero there to get punished or possibly killed by The Warden!
7. How has Stanley changed in the course of the story?  Do you think Stanley had a “hole” in his life Camp Green Lake?  Does he have one now?  
    Yes, Stanley has changed a lot in the course of the story and now he has become a lot stronger, physically and mentally. Stanley has had a big hole in his life before Camp Green Lake and going to that camp actually helped him do a very helpful thing. He lifted the curse on his family and made more friends! Now he doesn't have that giant hole he had before. 

1. I think the boys approve of Stanley and Zero's arrangement,because Zero has to dig a half and Stanley has to dig a half.

2. I think it was Stanley imagination and when he rubbed his eyes he was still imaginating it.

3. I think stanley keep going to see if there was any water or, keep going to see if it is real or, he was just blind and I was just joking on 3rd sugestion.

4. Stanley learned that his right hand was turning into a fist his eyes went from the mountain to his hand,then back from the mountain.

5. I think Stanley called Zero Hector because did Zero did mistakes when Stanley said the words splitted.

6. ,I have attempted a thing that was impossible ,I did'nt aproach it,it was digging a hole to china.I did not know how much days it will take while digging.

7. Stanley was surpised to find a sack of jars and the sovel so far down the mountain because he thought it rolled down the mountain

Why don’t the other boys approve of Stanley and Zero’s arrangement? Do you think it is fair to both boys? 
     The other boys don't approve of Stanley and Zero's arrangement because Stanley only has to dig the half of day when the sun has not risen yet, but Zero has to dig the rest of his hole when the sun is up. I think it is pretty fair because Zero also has a good side. He learns how to read and write! Plus, Zero likes digging holes. 
 2. What do you think is the significance of Stanley’s vision of the giant thumb? 
     He would most likely be hallucinating but their is a chance of survival. It might have a source of water in it. I mean, it saved Stanley's grandfather.
3. In Chapter 34, when Stanley sees the Big Thumb, "[H]e kept walking toward it, although he didn't know why." Why do you think Stanley keeps going? 
     I think Stanley keeps going out of curiosity and need. That is his only chance of survival! He is probably just too de-hydrated to think but he go's there cause their is a very little chance of having water there. 
4. What does Stanley learn about himself as they climb the mountain? What does he learn about Zero? 
      Stanley learned that he, himself is not scared of death but scared about his parents in the event of his death. Stanley also learns that Zero is really helpful and kind when Zero cuts his hands really deep on the metal blade of the shovel, just to help Stanley. 
5. Why do you think Stanley suddenly calls Zero Hector in Chapter 37? 
      I think Stanley called Zero Hector to wake him up. Did you know Hector means to talk to someone in a bulying way? Well, I think that id what Stanley was trying to do. He was trying to get Zero to wake up at the sound of that. 
6. "[Stanley] though only about each step, and not the umpossible task that lay before him." Have you ever attempted anything that seemed imposible? How did you approach it? What did you learn from the experience? 

 Yes I have attempted something that seemed impossible. It was riding my bike when I was little. At first I got on and just kicked off and started pedaling like maybe if I go over it fast I'd learn it, but no I was wrong because the second I even put my feet on the pedals I fell heavely. The next day, I took it slowly and finally learned how to glide. Sooner I got closer and closer until I actually did it! I learned that nothing is imposible if you don't try or think hard about it.

1. Why don’t the other boys approve of Stanley and Zero’s arrangement? Do you think it is fair to both boys? 
    The other boys don't approve of Stanley and Zero's arrangement because they think it is not fair. Stanley teaches Zero how to read and write, but Stanley digs half of his hole when the sun is not out yet and then Zero digs the other half of his hole when the sun is out. 
2. What do you think is the significance of Stanley’s vision of the giant thumb? 
     It's important to Stanley because the giant thumb is his only hope of finding water.
3. In Chapter 34, when Stanley sees the Big Thumb, “[H]e kept walking toward it, although he didn’t know why.” Why do you think Stanley keeps going? 
     I think Stanley keeps goin toward it because he feels like there will be water over there and the big thumb encourages him even more. He might even find Zero on the way.
4. What does Stanley learn about himself as they climb the mountain? What does he learn about Zero?  
   When they climbed the mountain Stanley learned that he has gotten stonger through out the days he has dug holes.
5. Why do you think Stanley suddenly calls Zero Hector in Chapter 37?  
     I think Staney was trying to wake Zero up when he called Zero Hector because Zero suddenely fell. Did you know Hector means to talk to someone in a bullying way? That is why Stanley called Zero Hector, because he wanted to get Zero mad.
6. “[Stanley] thought only about each step, and not the impossible task that lay before him.” Have you ever attempted anything that seemed impossible? How did you approach it? What did you learn from the  experience? 
    Yes I have attempted something that seemed impossible. It was riding my bike when I was little. At first I got on and just kicked off and started pedaling like maybe if I go over it fast I'd learn it, but no I was wrong because the second I even put my feet on the pedals I fell heavely. The next day, I took it slowly and finally learned how to glide. Sooner I got closer and closer until I actually did it! I learned that nothing is imposible if you don't try. 
7. Why is Stanley surprised to find the sack of jars and the shovel so far down the mountain? 
     Stanley was surprised to find the sack of jars and the shovel that far down the mountain because he thought he never could have carried Zero that far up the mountain.

1. What does Stanley gain when he agrees to help X-Ray? What does he lose? 
    Stanley gains respect from all the boys at Camp Green Lake, he also gets to move up the line when it is time to fill their canteens. Stanley loses everything he finds and has to give it to X-Ray, so Stanley will never get a break.
2. Were you surprised to discover that the Warden is a woman? What else do you find out about the Warden in this chapter? 
    I was very surprised because I know Warden is an unusual name and it means the person in charge of a prison. 
3. Can you think of some reasons why Zero might not be familiar with any nursery rhymes or the show “Sesame Street”? 
    Zero is not familiar with any nursery rhymes or the show Sesame Street because he doesn't know how to read or write.
4. What does Stanley find out about Zigzag in Chapter 17? 
     Stanley finds out that Zigzag doesn't like people putting their dirt in the place where he has to dig in. It's like people are giving their trash to him and he has to clean it up.
5. Why does Stanley tell Mr. Sir that he stole the sunflower seeds?  What would you have done? 
    Stanley tells Mr. Sir that he stole the sunflower seeds because he was trying to cover up for the other boys. I would have quickly pick up the sunflower seeds closest to the top of the dirt pile and put them in my pocket.
6. The Warden does not raise her voice, and she usually speaks inseemingly polite phrases. What makes her so menacing? 
    The Warden is so menacing because she has a very scary tone when she speaks and since she is the Warden she has great power and tons of threats, so nothing can stand in her way.
7. Why do you think Zero finishes Stanley’s hole in Chapter 21? 
     Zero finishes Stanley's hole because he felt bad for Stanley since he took the blame for the sunflower seeds, and Zero knew Stanley wasn't actually the one that stole the sunflower seeds.
8. Based on the facts the author gives you in Chapter 26, can you answer the question, “Whom did God punish?” 
    Based on the facts the author gave me, I think God punished all the people in the town of Green Lake because not one drop of rain has ever fell again.

1 I think the boys don't approve of stanley and zero's arrangement,beacuse zero is the last at group d and always to be the first one finish.I think it is not fair to both of the boys.

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3 I think stanley keeps going to take a more closer look or, keep going to see if it is real.

4 Stanley learned that his right hand was truning into a fist.his eyes went from the mountain to his hand,then back from the mountain.

5 I think Stanley calls zero hector beacuse zero can't say the words that slanley split the letters by putting spaces in between them.

6 I have attempted a thing that seemed impossible,I did'nt aproach it I learned that it will take more days than I thought.

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1. What does Stanley gain when he agrees to help X-Ray? What does he lose? 
     Stanley's advantage                    but, the disadvantage is that anything he finds, he has to show it to X-Ray.
2. Were you surprised to discover that the Warden is a woman? What else do you find out about the Warden in this chapter? 
    Yeah, I was really surprised that the Warden was a woman. I always thought the Warden was a man because that name is an unusual name for females.  
3. Can you think of some reasons why Zero might not be familiar with any nursery rhymes or the show “Sesame Street”? 
    1 reason is his Zero's family might not have had a TV so they couldn't watch Sesame Street and nursery rhymes. Another reason that I think is most unlikely, is that Zero doesn't know how to read so he can't read nursery rhymes.
4. What does Stanley fin out about Zigzag in Chapter 17? 
     Stanley finds out that Zigzag doesn't like other peoples dirt on the place he has to dig in, like people are giving garbage for him to do more work, and he HATES that.
5. Why does Stanley tell Mr. Sir that he stole the sunflower seeds?  What would you have done? 
     I don't know the first part of this question. I would have put the sunflower seeds in my pile then cover it with some dirt. Then it would look like I am having a hard time digging and the other dirt in the pile would have no sunflower seeds. That is how I would trick Mr. Sir.
6. The Warden does not raise her voice, and she usually speaks inseemingly polite phrases. What makes her so menacing? 
    It's because she has this kind of special nail polish that's made out of rattle snake venom, when it is dry, it's normal and when it gets wet then it is toxic. If she gets angry and wipes it on someone then it becomes very painful. 
7. Why do you think Zero finishes Stanley’s hole in Chapter 21? 
    I think Zero finishes Stanley's hole because he felt bad for him, you know he actually didn't steal the sunflower seeds and was just covering up for the other boys.
8. Based on the facts the author gives you in Chapter 26, can you answer the question, “Whom did God punish?” 
    Based on the facts the author gave me I think God punished everyone that lived in Green Lake because not one drop of rain has fallen so the people would have just died of thirst.

1. In Chapter 3, Stanley’s father, an inventor, says, “I learn from failure.” What do you think this means? Have you ever learned from failure?          If Stanley's father is an inventer, he most likely has invented tons of things but also had a lot of failures. I think'' I learn from failure means to get something wrong but you learn what you did wrong and correct it. I have learned from failure before. Once, in a spelling test I got 1 word wrong. Then I looked at the solution and found out what I did wrong.
2. Why do the boys call Mr. Pendanski “Mom”? Does this nickname suit him? 
     I think the boys call Mr. Pendanski ''Mom" because she has a very big heart. I honestly don't think the name suits him because he is a man not a woman.   
3. Why don’t the boys believe Stanley when he tells them he stole the sneakers?  
     The boys don't believe Stanley when he said he stole the sneakers because Stanley does look like a nice gentle person and those are shoes from a very famous person.
4. What does Stanley learn from digging his first hole? Why do you think he feels proud when his hole is finished? 
    Stanley learns that digging a 5 feet deep and wide hole is very hard. He also learns that when you are actually through the surface it is a bit more easier. I think Stanley feels proud when his hole is finally finished because it was very hard to dig that hole and he put a lot of effort in it.   
5.  How do you feel about the nickname X-Ray gives Stanley? Do you have a nickname? If so, how did you get it? 
     I don't really like the nickname too much because it sounds a bit mean but he is the biggest in the group and he is a bit unkept.
6. Why do the boys always line up for water in the same order?  What’s the significance to this order? 
     I think the boys always line up for water in the same order because there is a pattern. I think the significance to this order is first the leader. [which is X-Ray] Then the people that are most trustful and loyal to the leader. 
    
7. Mr. Pendanski tells Stanley, "You messed up your life, and it's up to you fix it." Do you agree with this? 
     I don't really agree with it because Stanley actually didn't even do anything. Mr. Pendanski just doesn't know about the curse Stanley's great-great grandfather gave the Yelnats family. That is why Staley keeps poping up in the wrong place at the wrong time.

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