Who?
Who was the enemy?
Jeremy Ross
What list was Jeremy Ross on?
The Enemy List.
Where did the boy put his enemy list?
In his treehouse.
When did the boy know that Enemy Pie was okay to eat?
When his dad and Jeremy Ross ate it.
How did the boy feel about Jeremy Ross at the beginning of the story?
He was sad and mad because Jeremy Ross laughed at him and didn't invite him to a trampoline party.
Who hung up an enemy list?
The boy did.
What ingredients did the boy want to put into Enemy Pie?
Worms, weeds, rocks, and his gum.
Where was the trampoline?
At Jeremy Ross's house.
Why was the boy confused about the smell of the pie?
Because the pie smelled really, really, really good.
How did the enemy pie smell?
It smelled really, really, really good.
Who made the enemy pie?
What did the boy think would happen when someone ate Enemy Pie?
Made their hair fall out, or made their breath stinky, or made bullies cry.
Where was Jeremy Ross not allowed to go?
Into the treehouse.
When did the boy know the Jeremy Ross was not an enemy?
After they had spent the day together playing.
How did Dad know about Enemy Pie?
He said when he was his age he had enemies, too.
Who had a party on his trampoline and didn't invite the boy?
Jeremy Ross.
What did Dad help build in the summer?
The treehouse.
Where did the boy's sister go for three weeks?
To summer camp.
Why did the boy have to go up into the treehouse first?
To take down his enemy list.
How did Jeremy Ross feel when the boy asked him to play?
He felt confused.
Who did the boys throw water balloons at?
The neighborhood girls.
What did the boys eat for dinner?
Macaroni and cheese.
Where did the boys eat lunch?
At Jeremy Ross's house.
Why was the boy supposed to by nice to Jeremy Ross?
Because Dad said that was the only way that Enemy Pie would work.
How did the boy feel about Jeremy Ross at the end of the story?
He felt happy that he had made a new friend.