Enemy Pie Quiz

What event marked the beginning of the narrator's dislike for Jeremy Ross?

• Jeremy moved into the neighborhood.

• Jeremy laughed at the narrator during a baseball game.

• Jeremy borrowed the narrator's bike.

• Jeremy invited the narrator to his party.

What was the narrator's initial reaction to the idea of 'enemy pie'?

• He was curious and imagined it to be magical.

• He thought it was a prank.

• He was excited to try it.

• He was scared and refused to participate.

What did the narrator have to do for the 'enemy pie' to work?

• Write a letter of apology.

• Cook the pie himself.

• Ignore his enemy completely.

• Spend a day with his enemy and be nice to him.

How did the narrator's perception of Jeremy change during their day together?

• He found Jeremy to be even more annoying.

• He realized Jeremy was actually nice and fun.

• He decided to avoid Jeremy forever.

• He thought Jeremy was pretending to be nice.

What activity did Jeremy teach the narrator during their day together?

• How to ride a bike.

• How to throw a boomerang.

• How to play baseball.

• How to make a water balloon.

What did the narrator do with the enemy list?

• He gave it to his dad.

• He tore it off the wall.

• He hid it in his room.

• He added more names to it.

What was the narrator's final realization about 'enemy pie'?

• It was a trick to help him make friends.

• It was a family tradition.

• It was a real pie that made enemies disappear.

• It was a way to get revenge on enemies.

Why did the narrator initially panic when Jeremy was about to eat the pie?

• He realized Jeremy was no longer his enemy.

• He was afraid of getting in trouble.

• He wanted to eat the pie himself.

• He thought the pie was poisonous.

What was the narrator's favorite dinner that he shared with Jeremy?

• Hamburgers

• Spaghetti

• Macaroni and cheese

• Pizza

What did Jeremy invite the narrator to do the next day?

• Go swimming

• Play on the trampoline

• Ride bikes

• Play baseball