Vocabulary
Ch. 1: Slump
Ch.2: Breakup
Ch. 3: Joint Venture
Ch.4: Partnership
100

Onomatopoeia 

Names an action by a sound.

100

How does Evan hurt his nose?

With a baseball 

100

What grade has Jessie been promoted to? 

Fourth Grade 

100

What is the main mood of Chapter 3?  

Feelings of anger

100

What had Jessie hoped for when she set up a lemonade stand with Megan Moriarty? 

That Evan would join them and things would be like before. 

200

Lull 

A temporary interval of quiet or lack of activity.

200

(Evan throwing the ball to the ceiling) “Pop. Thwap. Pop. Thwap.”

Onomatopoeia 

200

“It’s not a big deal, said Jessie again, her voice stretched tight like a rubber band.”

Simile

200

If one cup of lemonade sells for fifty cents and you sell fourteen cups of lemonade, how much money would you have made? 

$7.00

200

What caused Megan Moriarty to laugh so hard? 

A boy (Tommy Pawley) pulled his pants down to pee. 

300

Idiom

A commonly used expression of a group or culture

300

What did Evan do with the ten dollars their grandmother gave him?

He spent it taking his friends out for pizza 

300
TRUE or FALSE: Evan's favorite book is "Charlotte's Web" 

FALSE

300
"Besides, I wasn't going to be chintzy. They're playing a whole half a buck for it." 


What does chintzy mean? 

To skimp out, shorten, or reduce. 
300

"But why are you riding back and forth?" asked Megan impatiently. 

What does impatiently mean? 

Unwilling or unable to wait calmly, or restlessly eager for something to happen

400

Humiliated 

Embarrassed, ashamed
400

“Jesse standing on the bottom step with daylight squirting all around her.”

Metaphor

400

In chapter 2, Jessie and Evan were having a lemonade stand together.  What conclusion can you draw from this statement?

This is something they enjoyed doing together before the letter came.

400

What does Evan reveal when he tells Scott:  “Just shut up.  She’s okay.  She  just…she doesn’t….look, she’s okay.”

That Jessie is more important to him than his friendship with Scott.  

400

With a sinking heart, Jessie checked the town phone book. 

Idiom 

500

Personification 

Human characteristics to nonhuman objects, animals, and ideas

500

How does Jessie try to appease Evan? 

Offering to go to 711/Playing 'Stratego' or board game

500

Read this sentence from Chapter 2: 

"And then he stomped downstairs and locked himself in his room  for the rest of the afternoon."

Why does the author use the word stomped in the sentence above?

To show how angry Evan is about being in the class with Jessie. 

500

Evan turned on his heel and walked away. Behind him, he could hear Megan Moriarty laughing at him, clear as a bell. 

Simile

500

Jessie felt like she scored a hundred on a test and gotten five points for extra credit. So why did Evan stomp off? 

What was Jessie experiencing in this moment? 


Inner conflict