The Lemonade War--Chapter 3

Why do you think Evan prefers not to work with Scott, and what lesson does Evan learn by the end of the story?

• Because Evan and Scott have different working styles, and Evan learns the value of teamwork.

• Because Evan is shy, and he learns to be more confident.

• Because Scott is not friendly, and Evan learns to make new friends.

• Because Evan prefers to work alone, and he learns nothing.

What is a joint venture?

• A long-term business partnership

• A legal contract between companies

• A temporary partnership to complete a project or sell goods

• A merger of two corporations

Why was Evan annoyed with Scott early in the passage?

• Scott forgot to bring lemonade

• Scott was talking about Evan’s sister

• Scott was making fun of his math skills

• Scott was too slow walking

What physical discomfort was Evan experiencing while carrying supplies?

• Blisters from new shoes

• The cooler and chairs were hurting his legs

• He had a headache from the sun

• His hands were burned by hot metal

Why did Evan and Jessie choose the corner for the lemonade stand last summer?

• It had a better breeze

• They liked the view

• It had more foot and car traffic

• Their parents told them to

How did Evan keep himself cool at the stand?

• He wore sunscreen

• He fanned himself with a flyer

• He used an ice cube under his cap

• He stayed in the shade

What did Scott do that upset Evan while drinking lemonade?

• Drank from Evan’s cup

• Spilled lemonade on the money

• Drank a large full cup and threw the cup on the ground

• Refused to help serve customers

Why didn’t Evan want Scott to drink too much lemonade?

• There wasn’t much left

• It was for the customers

• It was too hot to make more

• His mom told him not to

What role did Evan play at the stand?

• He handled the money

• He greeted customers and poured drinks

• He made signs

• He was in charge of marketing

What skill did Evan inherit from his mom?

• Good math skills

• Selling and talking with people

• Drawing and designing flyers

• Keeping track of inventory