Understanding 'Enemy Pie'

What initially made the summer seem perfect for the narrator?

• Building a tree house with his dad

• Getting a new bike

• Winning a baseball championship

• Going to camp with his sister

Why did the narrator dislike Jeremy Ross?

• Jeremy had a party and didn't invite the narrator

• Jeremy moved into the neighborhood

• Jeremy was friends with the narrator's sister

• Jeremy was better at baseball

What was the narrator's father's solution to dealing with enemies?

• Avoid them

• Confront them directly

• Ignore them

• Make them a pie

What was the narrator's task to make the 'Enemy Pie' work?

• Invite the enemy to a party

• Spend a day with the enemy

• Add secret ingredients to the pie

• Write a letter to the enemy

How did the narrator feel about spending the day with Jeremy?

• Nervous

• Excited

• Angry

• Indifferent

What activity did Jeremy teach the narrator?

• How to throw a boomerang

• How to play basketball

• How to make a pie

• How to ride a bike

What did the narrator do before allowing Jeremy into the tree house?

• Set up a game

• Asked for permission from his dad

• Cleaned the tree house

• Removed the enemy list

What was the narrator's reaction when his dad served the pie?

• He was excited to eat it

• He warned Jeremy not to eat it

• He asked for a second slice

• He refused to eat it

What did the narrator discover about 'Enemy Pie'?

• It was a prank

• It was a family recipe

• It was actually poisonous

• It was a trick to make friends

What was the final outcome of the narrator's relationship with Jeremy?

• They ignored each other

• They had a fight

• They became friends

• They remained enemies