Characters
What is Mrs. Treski's job?
- accountant
- public relations consultant
- office manager
- supermarket manager
public relations consultant
At the beginning of each chapter, there is a term and definition related to ________.
- geography - math - sports - business - social studies -
business
souvenir
an item that you buy while visiting a place
a letter informing Mrs. Treski of Jessie skipping 3rd grade
What book does Jessie always read when she feels upset?
"Charlotte's Web"
Who is Evan's friend whom he doesn't really like?
Scott Spencer
Which genre best describes this book?
- suspense - drama - comedy - horror - romance - mystery - crime -
drama
value-added
adding free, extra goods/services to a product or service
How did Evan get the idea to start a lemonade stand business?
What size cup did the kids use to sell their lemonade?
8 ounces
Whom does Jessie start a lemonade stand business with when Evan rejects her?
Megan Moriarty
What is the main conflict/theme which focuses on Evan and Jessie's relationship? (s_____ r_____)
sibling rivalry
miser
a person who saves money but never spends it
What is the root of Evan's feelings towards Jessie during the lemonade war?
feels he will be embarrassed by Jessie in 4th grade
When Jessie was in 2nd grade, some mean girls created the "We Hate Jessie" Club (WHJ Club).
What was the club name that they told Jessie to trick her?
Wild Hot Jellybeans Club
The first girl to join Jessie and Megan's franchise lemonade stand.
Salley Knight
Which theme do both Evan and Jessie struggle with throughout the story?
- death - friendship - responsibility - self-confidence - homework -
self-confidence
franchise
the right to sell a company's product/service and use the name and logo in a certain area
Why was Jessie's $208 a dishonest total?
Half of that money was Megan's.
What do fireworks symbolize for Jessie?
anger and fighting
Evan opens a lemonade stand with him after Scott quits. He is Jessie's favorite out of all of Evan's friends.
Who is he?
Paul
Despite their lemonade war, what is one thing that Evan and Jessie can always agree on?
no arguing in front of their mother
threshold
the limit or boundary of something
Jessie and Megan turned their lemonade stand into a party with free snacks and entertainment.
However, they weren't really selling much lemonade. Why not?
Evan and his lemonade stand were underselling them down the street.
On the day before the contest ends, Jessie realizes that Evan could sell one cup of lemonade and beat her.
What is the difference between their total income?
89 cents