The Friendship War

Which of the following statements best describes Greg and Maura's relationship by the end of the book?

• They dislike each other even more than at the beginning

• They have become friends and work together

• Maura likes Greg, but Greg does not like Maura

• They become friends but only outside of school

Who tells Greg that, "you can't own an idea," ?

• Greg's mom

• Mr. Zenotopoulous

• Mrs. Davenport

• Maura's mom

Which one of these is true about Greg's attitude toward money at the beginning of the book?

• He wants to make lots and lots of money and keep it all for himself

• He wants to make just enough money to buy his parents a new house

• He wants to share his money with the school library

• He doesn't care about money

At the end of the book Greg suggest students can sell items at the school store. He says, "it'll be half for profit, and half for learning". This shows that Greg has changed as a person because...

• Greg now knows about fractions

• He has learned about how much money it takes to run a school

• He realizes he can make more money if he sells his products in a store

• In the beginning of the book Greg wanted all the money he made for himself and now he wants the school to get some of the money.

What is the main theme of 'The Friendship War'?

• A) Competition

• B) Friendship

• C) Betrayal

• D) Adventure

Who is the protagonist in 'The Friendship War'?

• A) Greg

• B) Maura

• C) Grace

• D) Mr. Zenotopoulous

What lesson does Grace learn by the end of 'The Friendship War'?

• A) The importance of winning

• B) The value of friendship

• C) How to make money

• D) How to be independent

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Friendship War'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Personification

What is the setting of 'The Friendship War'?

• A) A small town

• B) A big city

• C) A school

• D) A summer camp

How does Grace's relationship with her friends change throughout 'The Friendship War'?

• A) They become closer

• B) They drift apart

• C) They remain the same

• D) They become rivals