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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Jessie say she can help Evan and Scott in Chapter 2?
(a) She says that she can make brownies.
(b) She says that she can decorate a sign.
(c) She says that she will keep score.
(d) She says that she can take notes.

2. What does Jessie believe the new club in second grade is called?
(a) Winter Hot June Club.
(b) Whispering Hot Jellybeans Club.
(c) Wild Hot Juicy Club.
(d) Wild Hot Jellybeans Club.

3. If buying something is only half about getting something, as Mrs. Treski says, what is the other half?
(a) It is all about human contact.
(b) It is about being good at math.
(c) It is about working long hours.
(d) It is about selling the highest quality product

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

5. Upon first meeting Megan, Jessie remembers a piece of advice Evan had given her about social situations. What is this advice?
(a) People are direct and tell you what they want.
(b) People are nice if you give them things.
(c) People tell you things with their hands, faces, and the way they stand.
(d) People only want to be around you if you are very nice.

6. What does Evan use instead of lemonade when he and Scott run out?
(a) Pink lemonade instead of yellow.
(b) Coca-Cola.
(c) Grape juice and ginger ale.
(d) Ice cold water.

7. What will happen if neither Evan or Jessie makes the goal amount for their bet?
(a) They will call it a tie.
(b) They will give what they have made to charity.
(c) They will sell lemonade for another day.
(d) The person closest to the amount will win.

8. At the end of Chapter 2, how is Jessie and Evan's relationship?
(a) They are planning to have a great school year.
(b) They are angry at each other.
(c) They want to enjoy the last days of summer.
(d) They are excited to start school.

9. What is the true name of the WHJ club?
(a) There is a club, but the 4 girls will not tell Jessie the name.
(b) We Hate Jessie Club.
(c) Wild Hot Jellybeans Club.
(d) There is no club name.

10. What is the goal of a "joint venture"?
(a) To sell a large quantity of items to many customers.
(b) To buy two companies and make them one.
(c) To sell a certain amount of goods or to work on a single project.
(d) To purchase two items and sell them at half price.

11. Why does Evan choose Scott as his partner, even though he does not like him?
(a) Evan's best friend, Jack, is grounded.
(b) Evan's sister refuses to help him.
(c) All of Evan's other friends are out of town.
(d) Evan needs help, and decides some help is better than none.

12. Define "competition" from Chapter 5?
(a) Two parties who want the same thing.
(b) Two parties who come together to help each other.
(c) Rivalry among many corporate businesses.
(d) Rivalry in the marketplace.

13. 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 they hear that their lemonade is not good.
(c) Because they are stopping at the park to rest.
(d) Because the weather gets colder, and people do not want icy lemonade.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is one argument that occurs between Evan and Scott?

2. What is the main character, Evan Trenski, doing at the start of Chapter 1?

3. What is swarming above the fruit bowl at Evan's house?

4. What does Carly say about the lemonade stand in Chapter 6?

5. Who are the 4 girls in second grade that make fun of Jessie?

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