Enemy Pie
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This comprehension test is for Enemy Pie, by Derek Munson. It was created by Karen Brock for an Internet-Based Literacy Lesson.
- 1.Why was the main character upset with the new kid, Jeremy Ross?
- A.
He liked the same girl at school.
- B.
He laughed when he struck out at baseball.
- C.
He stole his best friend Stanley.
- 2.Jeremy Ross was the only person on his enemy list. Where did he hang the enemy list?
- A.
He hung it in his bedroom.
- B.
He hung it at school for all his friends to see.
- C.
He hung it in his tree house.
- 3.How did dad know about Enemy PIe?
- A.
He had enemies when he was growing up.
- B.
His wife made it all the time.
- C.
He found it in a recipe box.
- 4.What kind of things did the boy think went into Enemy Pie?
- A.
Weeds from the garden, earthworms, and chewed gum.
- B.
Rotten eggs, spoiled milk, and sour lemons.
- C.
Mud, pickle juice, and yesterday's trash.
- 5.Dad gave his son a job. What was it?
- A.
Bring in all the weeds from the garden.
- B.
Invite all the kids in the neighborhood to play.
- C.
Spend a day with Jeremy Ross.
- 6.What did the boy and his enemy do all day?
- A.
Played with the neighborhood girls.
- B.
Rode bikes, played basketball, and threw a boomerang.
- C.
Skipped rocks, went swimming, and shot a bow and arrow.
- 7.Why did the boy go into the treehouse first?
- A.
To get the checkerboard ready.
- B.
To clean up the mess.
- C.
To take down the enemy list.
- 8.What did the boys have for dinner?
- A.
Macaroni and cheese.
- B.
Meatloaf and potatoes.
- C.
Spaghetti and garlic bread.
- 9.What was REALLY in Enemy Pie?
- A.
Weeds from the garden, earthworms, and chewed gum.
- B.
Cherries, filling, and cinnamon.
- C.
Rotten eggs, spoiled milk, and sour lemons.
- 10.What was the dad trying to teach his son?
- A.
Feed your enemies gross pie and they become your friends.
- B.
Be mean to the neighborhood girls.
- C.
The best way to lose an enemy is to be a friend.
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