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

3. What is Jessie going to miss by skipping third grade?
(a) Writing something positive on an index card for another student and receiving one.
(b) She will miss all of her friends.
(c) All of the cute boys in third grade.
(d) The science fair, which is the biggest event of the year.

4. At the start of Chapter 8, why does Jessie feel so tired?
(a) She stayed up too late counting her money.
(b) The lemonade stand the previous day had been the hardest work of her life.
(c) She spent the night trying to spy on Evan and see his plan.
(d) The lemonade stand the previous day had failed.

5. When Mrs. Treski asks Jessie how she feels about Evan, how does she respond?
(a) She says that she thinks Evan is a good brother, but he made her upset.
(b) She tells her mother that he is stupid.
(c) She says that she hates Evan.
(d) She runs upstairs to her room.

6. What does Evan say about Jessie's earnings from the lemonade stands?
(a) That it were stolen at Jack's house.
(b) That he gave it to a girl he liked.
(c) That he spent it on more lemonade mix.
(d) That he does not know where he left it.

7. What does it mean when a business "goes global"?
(a) To change the location of the business.
(b) To set up an international business.
(c) To expand one's market beyond the immediate area.
(d) To expand one's market to more than one country.

8. How many cans does Evan bring home for the final day of the lemonade war?
(a) 32.
(b) 64.
(c) 100.
(d) 20.

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

10. Where is Evan when Jessie wakes on Sunday morning?
(a) He is setting up a lemonade stand.
(b) He is buying lemonade mix.
(c) He is at his friend's house.
(d) He is still asleep.

11. Who helps Evan pour out the lemonade on Sunday?
(a) His mother.
(b) His friends.
(c) Three small children.
(d) A woman.

12. Jessie originally feels regret for her actions in ruining Evan's lemonade. What emotion does it change into?
(a) Anger.
(b) Boredom.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Optimism.

13. At the end of the book, why is Jessie sorry?
(a) She is sorry for ruining Evan's lemonade.
(b) She is sorry for trying to hang out with his friends.
(c) She is sorry for stealing his money.
(d) She is sorry for being a brat.

14. Where does Jessie go for the day on Sunday?
(a) To the beach with Megan.
(b) To the movies with Megan.
(c) To the corner to sell lemonade.
(d) To her friend's house to play Monopoly.

15. Where does Evan leave the money he took from Jessie?
(a) He keeps it with him at all times.
(b) In his shorts' pocket.
(c) Underneath a rock outside in the yard.
(d) Inside his jacket.