Lemonade War Chapters 1-3

What is the main conflict introduced in the first three chapters of "The Lemonade War"?

• A disagreement between friends about a school project.

• A competition between siblings to sell the most lemonade.

• A mystery about a missing pet.

• A challenge to win a sports tournament.

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Why does Jessie feel upset with Evan in these chapters?

• Because Evan lost her favorite book.

• Because Evan wouldn't let her join his team.

• Because Evan made fun of her in front of his friends.

• Because Evan is not sharing the lemonade stand with her.

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What strategy does Jessie plan to use to compete against Evan?

• Lowering her lemonade prices.

• Creating better lemonade recipes.

• Advertising her lemonade stand more effectively.

• Spying on Evan's sales tactics.

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How do Jessie and Evan's skills in math affect their lemonade war?

• Jessie's poor math skills slow down her progress.

• Evan's excellent math skills intimidate Jessie.

• Jessie's strong math skills give her an advantage.

• Evan's lack of interest in math does not affect the war.

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What is the setting of the story in the first three chapters?

• A bustling city during winter.

• A suburban neighborhood during summer.

• A school during the fall.

• A beach during spring break.

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Which character trait best describes Jessie's personality based on the first three chapters?

• Carefree and spontaneous.

• Shy and reserved.

• Calculative and strategic.

• Lazy and uninterested.

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What motivates Evan to start the lemonade war?

• He wants to prove he is better than Jessie.

• He wants to buy a new bicycle.

• He is bored during summer vacation.

• He wants to make new friends.

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How does the author show the relationship between Jessie and Evan?

• Through their conversations about school.

• Through their teamwork in household chores.

• Through their competitive interactions.

• Through their shared hobbies.

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What role does the theme of family play in the first three chapters?

• It shows the strong bond between siblings despite conflicts.

• It highlights the absence of parental guidance.

• It is not a significant theme in these chapters.

• It focuses on extended family relationships.

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Which outcome is Jessie aiming for in her lemonade war with Evan?

• To reconcile and end the war peacefully.

• To completely outsell Evan and win the war.

• To sabotage Evan's lemonade stand.

• To gain more friends than Evan.

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