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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. Who is Grumpminster Funk?
2. What does Evan do after opening Jessie's lock box?
3. What is the reason Jessie is nervous about fourth grade?
4. Who does Evan think took Jessie's money?
5. What does Evan find out he needs to sell lemonade at his chosen location in Chapter 7?
Short Essay Questions
1. After finding that his lemonade has gone bad due to bugs and dirt, what does Evan try to do to save it?
2. Why can Evan not play well in the basketball game on the last day of the war?
3. Why does Jessie go into Evan's room without his permission?
4. Why does Jessie get nervous when Evan says that he is not having a lemonade stand the last day of the competition?
5. How does Evan truly feel about Jessie joining his class?
6. Why do you think Officer Ken pays $5 for a cup of lemonade?
7. Why does Evan think Scott took his money?
8. Why does Jessie start feeling sick when she gets back home after the beach in Chapter 12?
9. What does Jessie do to try and stop Evan from selling lemonade on the last day?
10. Why does Jessie think the war was stupid?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In the novel, a club is created on the basis of hating Jessie. Jessie does not know that is what the club is about, so she joins and participates only to find out later that they are insulting her. How Is Jessie lured into the club? How does Jessie react when she realizes what the club really stands for?
Essay Topic 2
During the first day of the lemonade war, Evan encounters Jessie's stand down the street. Evan sees Jessie and describes her reaction to him. Later, Jessie shares the same moment, but it is very different from what Evan has said. What are the two different versions of this encounter? Why do you think the siblings see it so differently?
Essay Topic 3
In Chapter 2, Jessie has many feelings about skipping a grade, Evan's treatment of her, and the beginning of a lemonade stand. Find four different words that describe her feelings. Take each word and agree/disagree as to whether you agree with that feeling if you were in those situations.
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