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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Jessie figure out last year about having a lemonade stand?
(a) She saw that selling lemonade is all about the presentation.
(b) She knew that she has to have at least a hundred lemons.
(c) She learned that she needs a partner.
(d) She found out that no one buys lemonade from a little girl.

2. How much money does Evan make on his first day selling lemonade?
(a) $2.11
(b) $4.89
(c) $2.14
(d) $5.00

3. What is one reason the boys set up their first lemonade stand where they do in Chapter 3?
(a) They will get foot traffic coming in both directions.
(b) They will be close to the store, so they can busy the lemonade easily.
(c) They will be in the shade and that will make it easier to sell.
(d) They can reach the adults getting off work.

4. In Chapter 4, what is one way Jessie considers getting Evan in trouble?
(a) Telling on him for breaking the toaster.
(b) Telling Scott, Evan's business partner, that Evan is stealing from the profits.
(c) Yelling at Evan and pretending that he started it.
(d) Breaking the TV and blaming it on Evan.

5. Who are the 4 girls in second grade that make fun of Jessie?
(a) Carly, Eileen, Lorelei, and Samantha.
(b) Beck, Lorelei, Carly, and Andrea.
(c) Andrea, Carly, Eileen, and Megan.
(d) Becky, Lorelei, Andrea, and Eileen.

6. What had broken a week ago in the protagonist's attic?
(a) The Treski television.
(b) A dresser.
(c) An air conditioner.
(d) An antique fan.

7. What is it called when you price the same goods for less than the competition?
(a) Underselling.
(b) Undercutting.
(c) Profit Computing.
(d) Competition.

8. What happens when Evan and Scott try to sell the new drink, after their lemonade runs out?
(a) No one wants it.
(b) Scott drinks it all.
(c) The boys make an additional $10 at the end of the day.
(d) It sells better than the original product.

9. What is Jessie's worst subject?
(a) Dance.
(b) Reading.
(c) Math.
(d) Feelings.

10. How do Jessie and Megan change their lemonade stand for the second day?
(a) They increase the price of the lemonade.
(b) They put out snacks and bring music.
(c) They decrease the price of the lemonade.
(d) They put out snacks and offer a free cup of lemonade.

11. At the start of Chapter 6, how does Jessie know that Evan is up to something?
(a) He refuses to talk to her.
(b) He keeps himself downstairs in the basement.
(c) He does not leave his room.
(d) He makes at least 10 phone calls.

12. What does Evan want to buy with his earnings?
(a) A new bike.
(b) A video game.
(c) An Xbox.
(d) An iPod.

13. Why is Evan upset at the start of Chapter 2?
(a) He is not picked for the basketball team.
(b) He is sick.
(c) His girlfriend just broke up with him.
(d) He feels his little sister is intruding on his life.

14. Why do Evan and Scott's customers not buy lemonade when they come from a specific direction?
(a) Because his sister, Jessie, and their friend Megan Moriarty have a stand that sells to them first.
(b) Because the weather gets colder, and people do not want icy lemonade.
(c) Because they hear that their lemonade is not good.
(d) Because they are stopping at the park to rest.

15. What is Jessie's Bright Idea #2, outlined in Chapter 6?
(a) Add something extra to make a product more expensive.
(b) Take something small away from an item to make more money.
(c) Take a piece of the product away and use that money on other things.
(d) Add something extra to a product to make it more desirable.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the biggest sale of the day for Jessie and Megan in Chapter 4?

2. Upon first meeting Megan, Jessie remembers a piece of advice Evan had given her about social situations. What is this advice?

3. What does Megan want to do when Jessie comes over?

4. At the end of Chapter 4, why does Jessie think, "...how come she didn't feel like she'd won anything at all" (58)?

5. What is Evan's favorite game according to Jessie?

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