Enemy Pie

At the beginning of the story, what ruins the narrator's perfect summer?

• His sister goes away to camp.

• His dad helps him build a treehouse.

• He doesn't know how to make pie.

• Jeremy Ross becomes his enemy.

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What sentence from the story supports the correct answer to question 1?

• "He laughed when he struck me out."

• "But he knew a way to get rid of them."

• "I begged him to tell me something- anything ."

• "I brought earthworms, but he didn't need those."

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Read this sentence from the story: "Dad squinted at it." What part of his body did Dad use to squint?

• his ears

• his mouth

• his fingers

• his eyes

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How does Jeremy seem when he opens his door and sees the narrator?

• angry

• scared

• surprised

• shy

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

• His hair falls out.

• He thinks it's delicious.

• His friend laughs at him.

• He smells something awful.

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

• his dad

• his friend

• his enemy

• his treehouse

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What is one thing the narrator never had before Jeremy came along?

• a treehouse

• a trampoline

• an enemy list

• an earthworm

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

• confused

• guilty

• hungry

• pleased

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What sentence explains why the narrator feels the way he does in question 8?

• "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."

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

• catch a boomerang

• put his enemy on a list

• spend time with his enemy

• give his enemy chewed gum

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