Enemy Pie Quiz

What was the main reason the narrator disliked Jeremy Ross?

• Jeremy was friends with Stanley.

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

• Jeremy moved into the neighborhood.

• Jeremy was better at baseball.

What did the narrator's father claim Enemy Pie could do?

• Make enemies apologize.

• Make enemies disappear.

• Turn enemies into friends.

• Get rid of enemies quickly.

What did the narrator initially think should be included in Enemy Pie?

• Fruits and nuts.

• Sugar and spice.

• Weeds and earthworms.

• Vegetables and herbs.

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

• To spend a day with his enemy.

• To write a letter to his enemy.

• To bake the pie himself.

• To add a secret ingredient.

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

• Angry and resistant.

• Nervous but willing.

• Indifferent and bored.

• Excited and eager.

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

• How to throw a boomerang.

• How to play basketball.

• How to ride a bike.

• How to make water balloons.

What did the narrator do with the enemy list in the tree house?

• He added more names to it.

• He tore it off the wall.

• He showed it to Jeremy.

• He hid it from his dad.

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

• He warned Jeremy not to eat it.

• He refused to eat it.

• He was excited to eat it.

• He asked for a second slice.

What did the narrator discover about Enemy Pie after tasting it?

• It was bland and tasteless.

• It was sour and unpleasant.

• It was sweet and delicious.

• It was spicy and bitter.

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

• They became best friends.

• They remained enemies.

• They decided to avoid each other.

• They agreed to be friendly neighbors.