The Lemonade War--Chapter 7

How did Evan solve the problem of dividing $53 into three days of lemonade sales? Use evidence from the story to explain how he solved the problem and how he felt afterward.

• By dividing the money equally and feeling satisfied afterward.

• By keeping all the money for himself and feeling guilty.

• By giving more money to his friend and feeling happy.

• By spending the money immediately and feeling regretful.

What is Evan's goal in the story?

• To earn $100 to buy ice cream

• To win a bet with Jessie by earning more money than her

• To open a lemonade stand in town

• To save money for a new bike

How much money has Evan earned by the time the story begins?

• $40.11

• $47.11

• $50.00

• $45.00

What was Evan trying to figure out with his math equation?

• How to divide $53 by three

• How to earn $47

• How to calculate the cost of lemonade

• How much money he would make in a week

What strategy does Evan use to solve the division problem?

• He asks Jessie for help

• He draws dollar signs to represent the money

• He uses a calculator

• He reads a math book

How much does Evan decide to charge for a cup of lemonade?

• $1 per cup

• $2 per cup

• $3 per cup

• $5 per cup

What is the weather like when Evan decides to sell lemonade?

• Rainy

• Cold and windy

• 95 degrees hot

• Snowy

Why does Evan decide to use a wagon instead of his bike to transport lemonade?

• He doesn’t have a bike

• He needs to carry a lot of supplies

• His bike is broken

• He thinks a wagon will be faster

Where does Evan set up his lemonade stand?

• In front of his house

• On the town green

• At the park

• Near his school

How does Evan feel when he realizes he has earned $53?

• Disappointed

• Proud and accomplished

• Confused

• Angry at Jessie