Lemonade War

Why is this book called “The Lemonade War”

• The characters wanted to see who can set up the most lemonade stands in the neighborhood.

• The characters wanted to see who can make the most money off a lemonade stand.

• The characters wanted to see who can buy the most gallons of lemonade at the store.

• The characters wanted to see who can drink the most cups of lemonade

What is the main theme of 'The Lemonade War'?

• Competition and entrepreneurship

• Friendship and loyalty

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

Who are the main characters in 'The Lemonade War'?

• Evan and Jessie

• Tom and Jerry

• Harry and Sally

• Jack and Jill

What is the primary setting of 'The Lemonade War'?

• A suburban neighborhood

• A bustling city

• A rural farm

• A coastal beach

What motivates the characters to start a lemonade stand in 'The Lemonade War'?

• A sibling rivalry

• A school project

• A community event

• A summer camp

How do the characters in 'The Lemonade War' learn about business?

• Through trial and error

• By attending a business class

• From a family member

• By reading a book

What lesson about money is taught in 'The Lemonade War'?

• The importance of saving

• The value of sharing

• The risks of investing

• The benefits of borrowing

What challenge do the characters face in 'The Lemonade War'?

• Weather affecting sales

• Running out of supplies

• Competition from other stands

• Disagreements with friends

What strategy do the characters use to attract customers in 'The Lemonade War'?

• Offering discounts

• Using colorful signs

• Providing free samples

• Playing music

What is a key conflict in 'The Lemonade War'?

• Sibling rivalry

• Parental pressure

• Peer influence

• Teacher expectations