Mystery Thoughts and Themes

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Mystery Thoughts and Themes

Mystery Thoughts and Themes

Who is the protagonist in the book Holes?

Who is the antagonist in the book Holes?

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

Zero hits Mr. Pendanski with a shovel.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

Sam kisses Miss Katherine.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

Zero feels guilty about Stanley being blamed for stealing the shoes.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

A yellow-spotted lizard bites Kate Barlow. She later dies.

Match the story plot elements to the events in Holes.

The curse of the Yelnats family is complex.

Order the eight events below to show how the curse was put in place by Elya Yelnats and later lifted by Stanley Yelnats. Top to bottom = earliest to last.

Mystery Thoughts

Read each thought. Determine whose point of view each thought represents.
Match the thought to the correct character from the book.

Mystery Thoughts and Themes

Mystery Thoughts and Themes

Who is the protagonist in the book Holes?

Who is the antagonist in the book Holes?

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:Zero hits Mr. Pendanski with a shovel.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:Sam kisses Miss Katherine.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:Zero feels guilty about Stanley being blamed for stealing the shoes.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:A yellow-spotted lizard bites Kate Barlow. She later dies.

Match the story plot elements to the events in Holes.

The curse of the Yelnats family is complex. Order the eight events below to show how the curse was put in place by Elya Yelnats and later lifted by Stanley Yelnats. Top to bottom = earliest to last.

Mystery Thoughts Read each thought. Determine whose point of view each thought represents. Match the thought to the correct character from the book.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

Zero hits Mr. Pendanski with a shovel.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

Sam kisses Miss Katherine.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

Zero feels guilty about Stanley being blamed for stealing the shoes.

Choose the type of conflict that matches the example below:

A yellow-spotted lizard bites Kate Barlow. She later dies.

The curse of the Yelnats family is complex.

Order the eight events below to show how the curse was put in place by Elya Yelnats and later lifted by Stanley Yelnats. Top to bottom = earliest to last.

Mystery Thoughts

Read each thought. Determine whose point of view each thought represents.
Match the thought to the correct character from the book.