Enemy Pie Quiz

What is the plot summary of the book 'Enemy Pie'?

• A young girl learns how to deal with her enemies through a series of challenges.

• A young boy learns how to make friends with his enemies by his father's recipe for enemy pie.

• The book follows the story of a boy who seeks revenge on his enemies.

• A young boy discovers a magical pie that turns his enemies into friends.

Who are the main characters in 'Enemy Pie'?

• The main characters in 'Enemy Pie' are the narrator and Jeremy Ross.

• The main characters in 'Enemy Pie' are the narrator and his pet dog.

• The main characters in 'Enemy Pie' are the narrator and his teacher.

• The main characters in 'Enemy Pie' are the narrator and his best friend.

What are the themes explored in 'Enemy Pie'?

• revenge, betrayal, and manipulation

• loneliness, isolation, and despair

• competition, rivalry, and jealousy

• friendship, empathy, and the power of kindness

What is the conflict in 'Enemy Pie'?

• The main character's best friend betraying him and becoming his enemy.

• The main character's teacher becoming his enemy and giving him a hard time at school.

• A girl named Emily moving into the neighborhood and becoming the main character's enemy.

• A boy named Jeremy Ross moving into the neighborhood and becoming the main character's enemy.

What is the author's message in 'Enemy Pie'?

• The author's message is that enemies should be avoided at all costs.

• Friendship is not possible between enemies and should not be pursued.

• It is possible to turn enemies into friends by getting to know them better and finding common ground.

• Making enemies is inevitable and cannot be resolved.

What happens when the boy follows his dad's recipe for enemy pie?

• The boy realizes that enemy pie is a recipe for disaster.

• The boy's dad gets angry at him for making enemy pie.

• The boy discovers that enemy pie is poisonous.

• The boy realizes that enemy pie is actually a way to make friends.

Why does the boy's dad suggest making enemy pie?

• To help the boy become friends with his enemy.

• To make the boy feel better about himself.

• To punish the boy's enemy.

• To teach the boy a lesson about forgiveness.

What does the boy learn about his enemy after spending a day with him?

• His enemy is intelligent and cunning.

• His enemy is weak and easily defeated.

• His enemy is cruel and manipulative.

• His enemy is kind and misunderstood.

How does the boy's perspective on his enemy change throughout the story?

• From hatred to understanding and empathy.

• From indifference to admiration.

• From fear to resentment.

• From anger to vengeance.

What lesson does the boy learn about friendship and enemies?

• True friendship is not important and enemies can never become friends.

• True friendship is overrated and enemies are always enemies.

• True friendship is meaningless and enemies are always valuable.

• True friendship is valuable and enemies can sometimes become friends.