Enemy Pie

Front

What is one thing the narrator never had before Jeremy came along? Options: a tree house, a trampoline, an enemy list, an earthworm.

Back

an enemy list

Front

How does the narrator feel when he smells something really good coming from his kitchen?

Back

confused

Front

What sentence from the story explains why the narrator feels the way he does in question 2? Options: “‘Enemy Pie,’ he said, satisfied.”, “‘Enemy Pie is the fastest known way to get rid of enemies.’” , “I listened to the sounds of my dad making Enemy Pie.”, “Enemy Pie shouldn’t smell this good.”

Back

“Enemy Pie shouldn’t smell this good.”

Front

What does the narrator have to do to make Enemy Pie work?

Back

spend time with his enemy

Front

How does Jeremy Ross act when he opens his door and sees the story’s narrator? Options: angry, nervous, rude, surprised

Back

surprised

Front

What does the narrator think might happen when Jeremy eats the pie?

Back

Jeremy might die.

Front

What sentence from the story supports the correct answer to question 6? Options: “I tried to imagine how horrible it must smell.” , “I had saved his life.”, “Jeremy was happily eating.”, “I still don’t know how to make Enemy Pie.”

Back

“I had saved his life.”

Front

What does the narrator say he lost at the end of the story?

Back

his enemy

Front

What happens when the narrator takes a tiny taste of Enemy Pie?

Back

He thinks it’s delicious.

Front

What part of his body did Dad use to squint?

Back

his eyes