Understanding 'Enemy Pie'

What was the main character's initial problem with Jeremy Ross?

• Jeremy was new to the neighborhood.

• Jeremy had a bigger house.

• Jeremy moved next door to his best friend.

• Jeremy was better at baseball.

What did the protagonist's father suggest to get rid of enemies?

• Ignore them.

• Make a secret pie.

• Move to a new neighborhood.

• Confront them directly.

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

• Spend a day with the enemy.

• Add secret ingredients to the pie.

• Write a letter to the enemy.

• Ignore the enemy for a week.

How did the protagonist feel about Jeremy after spending the day with him?

• He wanted to avoid him.

• He was indifferent.

• He thought Jeremy was a good friend.

• He still disliked him.

What did the protagonist do with the enemy list?

• He added more names.

• He hid it in the treehouse.

• He tore it off the wall.

• He gave it to his father.

What was the protagonist's reaction when Jeremy was about to eat the pie?

• He warned him not to eat it.

• He encouraged him to eat it.

• He laughed at him.

• He ignored him.

What did the protagonist discover about the 'Enemy Pie'?

• It was a prank.

• It was inedible.

• It was made of strange ingredients.

• It was actually delicious.

What was the ultimate lesson the protagonist learned?

• Enemies are always bad.

• Friendship can be found in unexpected places.

• It's important to have an enemy list.

• Pies can solve all problems.

What activity did Jeremy invite the protagonist to do the next day?

• Go fishing.

• Ride bikes.

• Play baseball.

• Jump on the trampoline.

What was the protagonist's father's role in the story?

• He provided the solution to the problem.

• He was the protagonist's enemy.

• He was indifferent to the protagonist's issues.

• He was the antagonist.