Enemy Pie Quiz

In the beginning of the story, how does the narrator feel about summer?

• He is excited about summer

• He is sad for summer

• He is nervous for summer

What is one reason Jeremy is on the enemy list?

• He stole the narrator's bike

• He didn't invite him to his trampoline party

• He yelled at the narrator

What does Dad do to help?

• He bakes an Enemy Pie

• He talks to Jeremy's mom

• He says to ignore Jeremy

How does the narrator feel as he smells the pie baking?

• angry that it smells bad

• excited because it smells so stinky

• confused because it smells so yummy

What is the one part of Enemy Pie that Dad said he can't do?

• to spend a day with your enemy and be nice to him

• to ignore your enemy

• to give your enemy the enemy list

Why did the narrator get rid of the enemy list in the tree house?

• He wanted to add more names to the list.

• He was starting to change his mind about Jeremy being an enemy.

• He was going to give the list to his dad.

Which sentence shows how the narrator’s feelings began to change about Jeremy?

• I was beginning to think that we should just forget about Enemy Pie.

• I didn’t like Jeremy.

• I just had to spend one day with Jeremy Ross, then he’d be out of my hair for the rest of my life.

Why did the narrator suddenly not want Jeremy to eat Enemy Pie?

• The narrator thought Jeremy would be poisoned if he ate Enemy Pie.

• The narrator thought his dad would be poisoned if he ate Enemy Pie.

• The narrator thought the pie was yummy.

Was Enemy Pie poisonous?

• No

• Yes

What do you think the author is trying to tell us in this story?

• Enemies will stay your enemies forever

• You can turn an enemy into a friend by spending time together

• Baking a pie can be hard work.