The Lemonade War Quiz: Chapters 1-5

Who is the main character in "The Lemonade War"?

• Jessie Treski

• Megan Moriarty

• Evan Treski

• Scott Spencer

Answer explanation

The main character in "The Lemonade War" is Evan Treski. The story revolves around his experiences and challenges as he competes with his sister Jessie in a lemonade-selling contest.

What is the name of Evan's sister?

• Megan

• Jessie

• Sarah

• Emily

Answer explanation

Evan's sister is named Jessie, as indicated in the question. The other options, Megan, Sarah, and Emily, are incorrect.

Which grade is Jessie supposed to skip to at the start of the story?

• Second grade

• Third grade

• Fourth grade

• Fifth grade

Answer explanation

At the start of the story, Jessie is supposed to skip to fourth grade, indicating her advanced abilities and readiness for a higher level of education.

What do Evan and Jessie decide to compete in?

• A spelling bee

• A lemonade selling contest

• A running race

• A math competition

Answer explanation

Evan and Jessie decide to compete in a lemonade selling contest, which is the correct choice among the options provided. The other choices do not reflect their competition.

Why does Evan feel upset when he finds out Jessie will be in his class?

• He thinks Jessie is smarter than him

• He wants to protect her

• He is happy about it

• He doesn't know her

Answer explanation

Evan feels upset because he thinks Jessie is smarter than him, which may lead to feelings of inadequacy or competition. This perception affects his emotional response to her being in his class.

Why does Evan want to win the lemonade war?

• To show he is better at math

• To prove he is better than Jessie

• To make new friends

• To buy a new bike

Answer explanation

Evan wants to win the lemonade war primarily to prove he is better than Jessie, as their rivalry drives the competition. This motivation highlights his desire to establish superiority over his sibling.

Bankroll​ (a)  

• to support with money

• to grow

• to close tightly

Answer explanation

The term 'bankroll' means to support with money, typically for a project or venture. The other options do not accurately reflect this meaning.

bloom​ (a)   ​

• to grow

• a small insect

• a roughly calculated number

Answer explanation

The word 'bloom' means 'to grow', particularly in reference to plants. The other options do not relate to the meaning of 'bloom', making 'to grow' the correct choice.

breakup​ (a)  

• dissolution of a unit or organization

• to close tightly

• a small insect

Answer explanation

The term 'breakup' refers to the dissolution of a unit or organization, indicating a separation or disbanding. The other options do not relate to this meaning.

clench​ (a)  

• to close tightly

• windy

• stubborn

Answer explanation

The word 'clench' means to close tightly, which aligns with the correct answer choice. The other options, 'windy' and 'stubborn', do not relate to the action of clenching.