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Lemonade Quiz- Chap 1-6

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
“Leave me alone. I came down here to get away from you and you just had to follow. You ruin everything. You ruined my summer and now you’re going to ruin school. I hate you.”
What does this text tell us about how Evan is feeling? Make an inference
a)
disappointed
b)
upset
c)
excited
d)
scared
2.
Evan agreed to the bet because..?
a)
He enjoyed the competition
b)
He couldn't let he little sister win
c)
He couldn't let Jessie think he was a loser
d)
He wanted to win her money
3.
What is Evan's weakness?
a)
Reading
b)
Puzzles
c)
Feelings
d)
Math
4.
One trait that does NOT describes Jessie is...
a)
determined
b)
intelligent
c)
hopeful
d)
dishonest
5.
One trait that does NOT describe Evan is...
a)
shy
b)
frustrated
c)
embarrassed
d)
mean
6.
A character trait that describes Evan is mean because....
a)
he wanted to be left alone
b)
he ripped up his math homework when he couldn't solve the problem
c)
it was easy for him to talk with people
d)
he called Jessie a baby
7.
A character trait that describes Jessie is confused because...
a)
she doesn't understand math
b)
she wants to prove she is not a baby
c)
she doesn't understand feelings
d)
she is going into 4th grade
8.
Why will Jessie and Evan be in the same class?
a)
Evan is being held back a grade
b)
They are twins
c)
Evan skipped a grade
d)
Jessie skipped a grade
9.
Why did Evan and Scott have a lull or a slump in sales at their lemonade stand?
a)
They ran out of drinks
b)
The fruit flies were bothering the customers
c)
Jessie was selling lemonade with Megan
d)
They stopped because it was too hot
10.
Why did Evan feel humiliated?
a)
Jessie was going to be in his class.
b)
He failed 4th grade.
c)
Scott realized he wasn't good at math.
d)
Megan knows he likes her.
11.
What happened first in the story?
a)
Evan wanted Jessie to leave him alone
b)
Evan had a lemonade stand with Scott
c)
Jessie had a lemonade stand with Megan
d)
Evan and Jessie created a bet
12.
“This was a puzzle, Jessie told herself. And I’m good at puzzles. But it was a puzzle about feelings, and Jessie knows that feelings were her weakest subject.”
 
What does this text reveal about Jessie’s weaknesses? Make an inference.
a)
Math
b)
Spelling
c)
Puzzles
d)
Feelings
13.
“People tell you things, Evan had told her once, with their hands and their faces and the way they stand. It’s not just what they say. You gotta pay attention, Jess, You gotta watch for the things they’re saying, not with their words.”
 
What does Evan’s advice to Jessie  tell us about their relationship? Make an inference.
a)
Evan is protective of Jessie
b)
Evan is a bully
c)
Evan is lying to Jessie
d)
Evan doesn't care about Jessie
14.
“Oh that was it! She was going to ruin everything. Show him up right in front of Megan. Even before the school year started! Make Megan think he was just some stupid loser who couldn’t beat out his baby sister at a lemonade stand”
 
What do Evan’s thoughts tell us about his feeling for Megan? Make an inference.
a)
He doesn't like Megan
b)
He is scared of Megan
c)
He has a crush on Megan
15.
What evidence from the text tells you that Jessie wants to be friends with Evan again?
a)
"She would do just about anything to get Evan back to the way he was before the letter."
b)
"Mom bought all those supplies for me, and I'm not giving anything to you."
c)
"Fine for you, Evan Treski," she said as she marched into the house. her fists balled up at her sides. "I don't need you to have fun."
d)
"You won't do a lemonade stand with me. Then I don't do a lemonade stand with you. I'll do one with my friend Megan, instead."
16.
What evidence from the text tells us Evan is embarrassed?
a)
"She was going to ruin everything. Show him up right in front of Megan. Make Megan think he was so stupid loser who couldn't even beat out his baby sister."
b)
"Because you're a little kid. You don't even belong in fourth grade. And because you're just an annoying showoff pest and no one likes you!"
c)
"She was always ahead when it was her turn to clear, but tonight it felt like she was taunting him."
d)
"But how was he suppose to solve that? That was double-digit multiplication. There was no way he could do a problem like that."