How to Make Lemonade

How to Make Lemonade

Multiple Choice

Why did the author write this book?

• to make lemonade sound fun

• to teach readers how to make lemonade

• to persuade readers that lemonade is the best drink

Multiple Choice

The first step in making lemonade is _____________?

• to gather supplies and ingredients

• to squeeze the lemons

• to play outside with your friends

Multiple Choice

What do you do after you smash and roll the lemons?

• make sugar water on the stove

• have an adult cut the lemons in half

• add lemon seeds to the pitcher

Multiple Choice

What is a container?

• an object that people store things in

• a tool to stir ot liquids with

• a lemon squeezer

Multiple Choice

What is the best reason for having an adult turn on the stove?

• Lemonade only tastes good if an adult turns on the stove.

• Adults are more able to use a stove safely.

• Children are too short to use a stove.

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What happens to the sugar when you mix it with the water?

• The sugar dissolves.

• The sugar boils the water.

• The sugar cooks the lemons.

Multiple Choice

What does the word IMPATIENT mean?

• hungry

• can't wait

• calm

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Why is juicing the lemons easier after they have been smashed and rolled?

• The lemons are softer after smashing and rolling.

• The lemons are harder after smashing and rolling.

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What do you do after you finish making the lemonade?

• pour water in the pitcher

• use the measuring cup

• drink the lemonade

Multiple Choice

What type of text is this book?

• fiction

• procedural

• folktale