2. On Sunday night, why does Mrs. Treski call Evan and Jessie downstairs?
(a) To have a discussion about school.
(b) To watch the fireworks.
(c) To help her clean the house.
(d) To have a family dinner.

3. How much does Jessie win the contest by?
(a) 89 cents.
(b) 88 cents.
(c) $100.
(d) $1.

4. On Saturday, what does Evan say to Jessie?
(a) He will pulverize her in the competition.
(b) Paul is coming over to help with the lemonade stand.
(c) Jessie is a stupid baby.
(d) He is not setting up a lemonade stand.

5. Where does Evan find the key to Jessie's lock box?
(a) Inside a fake piece of gum.
(b) Inside one of her dolls.
(c) Between the pages of her favorite book, Charlotte's Web.
(d) Buried deep down in her closet underneath clothes.

6. What does Jessie pull down in the kitchen in Chapter 8?
(a) A list of girls' names from the neighborhood.
(b) Her lock box.
(c) The school directory.
(d) A list of lemonade recipes.

7. Who does Evan meet while selling lemonade on Friday?
(a) Officer Ken.
(b) Jessie.
(c) Mrs. Treski.
(d) Officer Molly.

8. What interrupts Jessie and Evan while they are speaking and making up Sunday evening?
(a) Rain pounding against the window.
(b) Their mother.
(c) Fireworks.
(d) Megan.

9. At the start of Chapter 7, what new idea does Jessie focus her efforts on?
(a) Waiting Period.
(b) Location.
(c) Going Global.
(d) Value-Added.

10. Why does Evan think that Jessie will embarrass him in school?
(a) She is stupid.
(b) She is too young.
(c) She is ugy.
(d) She is smarter.

11. What do Jessie and Megan decide to do with their earnings from franchising?
(a) Invest it into more lemonade stands.
(b) Go to 7-Eleven and buy slurpees.
(c) Donate it to charity.
(d) Go to the Big Dipper and get milk shakes.

12. What idea does Jessie share with Megan about selling lemonade in Chapter 8?
(a) Opening up franchises to improve their chances of making even more money.
(b) Stealing Evan's money to help them buy more lemonade mix.
(c) Making a more decorative sign to attract customers and not putting the actual price.
(d) Using less lemonade mix to sell more cups.

13. What is a method of bargaining, so that you can reach an agreement?
(a) Agreement.
(b) Allied.
(c) Negotiation.
(d) Competition.

14. What does the author compare the weather to at the end of the novel?
(a) Loud drums stacked upon each other.
(b) The crying of an ancient woman.
(c) Two lemonade stands in competition.
(d) The impatience of a two-year-old having a tantrum.

15. How does Jessie feel on the ride home from the beach with Megan?
(a) Exhausted.
(b) Happy.
(c) Excited.
(d) Sick.