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WEEK #11 / MAY 11 th – 15 th , 2020 Holes by Louis Sachar Chapters 36 – 40 Analysing the Text Questions I. READ CHAPTER 36 TO 40 AND ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IN YOUR LITERATURE NOTEBOOK. ANSWER IN FULL SENTENCE. CHAPTER 36: Why did Zero need the shovel to walk? What might Stanley need the shovel for? When Zero asked for words, what did he want? Why did that help? CHAPTER 37: Why are they excited about the weeds and bugs? CHAPTER 38: What happened to the sack and the shovel? Is muddy water good to drink? What did he tell Zero the ½ onion was? Why did he say that? CHAPTER 39: What does a meadow look like? Why was it hard for Stanley to talk? Stanley thinks that Zero’s talk is delirium, what is that? CHAPTER 40: Years ago, what did people use leeches for? Years ago, Sam the onion man sold people what? How could onions help Stanley and Zero? 7° LITERATURE – Teacher: Danny A. Delgado
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WEEK #11 / MAY 11th – 15th, 2020
Holes by Louis Sachar
Chapters 36 – 40
Analysing the Text Questions
I. READ CHAPTER 36 TO 40 AND ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IN YOUR LITERATURE NOTEBOOK. ANSWER IN FULL SENTENCE.
CHAPTER 36: Why did Zero need the shovel to walk? What might Stanley need the shovel for? When Zero asked for words, what did he want? Why did that help?
CHAPTER 37: Why are they excited about the weeds and bugs?
CHAPTER 38: What happened to the sack and the shovel? Is muddy water good to drink? What did he tell Zero the ½ onion was? Why did he say that?
CHAPTER 39: What does a meadow look like? Why was it hard for Stanley to talk? Stanley thinks that Zero’s talk is delirium, what is that?
CHAPTER 40: Years ago, what did people use leeches for? Years ago, Sam the onion man sold people what? How could onions help Stanley and Zero?
7° LITERATURE – Teacher: Danny A. Delgado
WEEK #11 / MAY 11th – 15th, 2020Holes by Louis Sachar
Sequence of Events / Chapters 36 – 40
II. COMPLETE THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS MAP BY WRITING THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT (S) FROM THE CHAPTERS 36 TO 40.
WEEK #11 / MAY 11th – 15th, 2020
7° LITERATURE – Teacher: Danny A. Delgado
Chapter 36 – Main Events
Chapter 37 – Main Events
Chapter 38 – Main Events
Chapter 39 – Main Events
Chapter 40 – Main Events
Holes by Louis Sachar
SIMILES / METAPHORS
A simile is a figure of speech that directly compares two things through some connective, usually “like”," “as”, “than”, or a verb such as “resembles”.
A metaphor is a comparison between two things without the use of like or as.
INSTRUCTION:
Read the statements below and put an S in front of the ones that are a similes and an M in front of the ones that are metaphors.
_____Cute as a kitten.
_____He’s a diamond in the rough.
_____John is as busy as a bee.
_____Your eyes are like sunshine.
_____As snug as a bug in a rug.
_____As happy as a clam.
_____You are my sunshine.
_____My love is like a red, red rose.
_____That went over like a lead balloon
_____The noise is music to my ears.
_____The world is a stage.
_____Your thoughts are like a storm.
_____He is as stubborn as a mule.
_____The world is like a stage.
_____As cool as a cucumber.
_____As sweet as sugar.
_____The world is my oyster.
_____Your thoughts are like a storm.
_____She is as sweet as a peach.
_____Your thoughts are a storm.
_____I am a rainbow.
_____Frozen with fear.
_____Boiling mad.
_____As blind as a bat.
_____As good as gold.
_____It’s raining cats and dogs.
7° LITERATURE – Teacher: Danny A. Delgado
