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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. On Saturday, what does Evan say to Jessie?
2. Why does Megan not go in the water at the beach?
3. Who helps Evan pour out the lemonade on Sunday?
4. Who leaves Jack's house early on Sunday?
5. What did Jessie and Evan usually do at the beach?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the start of Chapter 8, Jessie and Megan have a lemonade stand and decide it is not worth it. Why?
2. Why does Evan go into Jessie's room even though it is against the rules?
3. Why does Officer Ken have to shut down Evan's lemonade stand?
4. Toward the end of the novel, what advice does Mrs. Treski give to Jessie?
5. Why does Megan write an index card to Jessie?
6. Why does Evan try to call the lemonade war off in Chapter 9?
7. What does Jessie do to try and stop Evan from selling lemonade on the last day?
8. At the end of the novel, what does Jessie reveal to Evan? How does she know that information?
9. What happens when Evan and Jessie share their earnings at the end of the war?
10. How does Evan feel toward Megan as described in Chapter 9? What do these reactions mean?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
On Pages 46 - 51, Jessie realizes that she has to start her own lemonade stand, because Evan will not let her join his. She has trouble figuring out how to get started, but after brainstorming for a while, she comes up with a couple plans. What are the ideas Jessie has? How does she carry through with her plans?
Essay Topic 2
Jessie finds signs from Evan's lemonade stand that say he is selling a cup of lemonade for ten cents. She cannot believe this low price and assumes that Evan has not made any money if he is selling it for so cheap. How is Evan still able to make a profit at this price? Use two pieces of textual evidence from Pages 84 - 86 for your explanation.
Essay Topic 3
It is common for siblings to disagree from time to time. A conflict arises between Evan and Jessie over being in the same class at school and it manifests itself in a war over selling lemonade. In Chapter 1, how do Evan and Jessie both convey their dislike toward each other? Are these behaviors acceptable? Why? Why not? How do you think siblings should behave when they have a problem? Use at least two pieces of textual evidence.
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