Enemy Pie

Who is telling the story?

• Jeremy Ross
• The Boy
• Dad
• A Pie

At the beginning of the story, why did the boy think Jeremy was his enemy?

• Jeremy hit the boy.
• Jeremy moved to the neighborhood.
• Jeremy laughed at him and didn't invite him to his party. 
• Jeremy was really mean to all of the boys friends.

What did the boy think would happen to Jeremy when he ate Enemy Pie?

• His hair would fall out, his breath would stink, and he would cry.
• He would be hurt.
• He would move away.
• He would be nice.

When dad was baking Enemy Pie, the boy thought, this could be a great summer after all.

Why did the boy think it could be a great summer?

• He was friends with Jeremy.

• He thought he would get rid of Jeremy Ross.

• He was going to play with his best friend Stanley.

• He was playing baseball.

What did Dad tell the boy he had to do for Enemy Pie to work?

• Clean up the mess in the kitchen.

• Take the pie to your enemy.

• Help your enemy eat the pie.

• Spend a day with his enemy and be nice.

At dinner, why did the boy begin to think he and his dad should forget Enemy Pie?

• He wanted to eat the pie himself.

• Jeremy was no longer his enemy.

• He decided to give the pie to a different enemy.

What is the the theme of Enemy Pie?

• We should be honest with others.

• You shouldn't judge people before you really get to know them.

• If we work hard, we can meet our goals.

• Jeremy makes friends with someone he thought was his enemy.

What ingredients did the boy think would be in Enemy Pie?

• ants, mud, and skunk
• secret ingredients
• cherries, pie crust, and sugar
• weeds, earthworms, rocks, and chewed gum

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The good smell was coming from the kitchen. The kid was a bit confused. What is the reason for being confused?

• Enemy Pie should smell horrible

• Jeremy comes to ask him to play

• His dad changes his mind and doesn't make the pie

• Stanley comes over to help make enemy pie

When you explain something it means....?

• To make plane or clear understanding.

• To contribute to or help to cause

• To note differences