Chapter 2 Lemonade War

Multiple Choice

From whose point of view is Chapter 2 being told from 

• • The chapter is told in first person by narrator 

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• The chapter is told in thrid person by the mom

• The chapter is told in third person by the a narrator

• The chapter is told in first person by Jessie

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Treski says, "Well, this is a curve ball."

What do you think this phrase means?

• That a plan has changed.

• That a  ball took a big curve.

• That a plan is right on track.

• That a ball changed directions.

Multiple Choice

What book does Jessie read when she feels upset, sad, or confused?

• Dog Man

• Harry Potter

• Charlotte's Web

• informational text

Multiple Choice

Why does Evan get Scott Spencer to help him with the lemonade stand?

• He knows it will hurt Jessie's feelings.

• Scott is Evan's best friend.

• Scott is a genius when it comes to business.

• He knows Scott can outsell Jessie.

Multiple Choice

What is the author's purpose for having Jessie and Evan in the same class?

• To create a solution in the story.

• To create a problem in the story that needs to be resolved.

• To create a problem and solution all in one.

• To add more details to the setting of the story.

Multiple Choice

What point of view does the author use in Chapter 1 and Chapter 2? 

• First person

  only hearing the pronoun words I, me

• Second Person

  only hearing the pronoun words you and your

• • Third person

  • only hearing the pronoun words Evan, Jessie, he, she, they

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• I forgot what point of view is

Multiple Choice

What evidence best supports your answer?

• Evan's point of view is offered using the pronouns he, I , and me. Then in the next chapter, his sister Jessie's viewpoint is explored with her thoughts being told to us.

• Someone else is telling me about Evan and Jessie with the events that happen to them. Their thoughts are being inferred by the narrator. 

• Evan is telling us about he and his sister's life using words like I , me, and my.