Lemonade War Chapter 5

• To show that Evan can't trust Scott

To show that Scott can't trust Evan

To show that Scott is a true friend

To show that Scott didn't need to help Evan anymore

Scott is smart because he knew exactly how much money he and Evan had earned selling lemonade.

Scott is untrustworthy because he doesn't seem like a good friend to Evan.

Scott is a good friend because he helped Evan run a lemonade stand.

Scott is lazy because he made Evan do all the work for the lemonade stand.

• To let the reader know that he was very angry about Jessie making friends with a fourth grader.

To let the reader know he was glad it was working out for Jessie.

• To let the reader know that he is so happy about Jessie and Megan's friendship.

To let the reader know that Jessie is not a good friend.

• Thud! The ball fell to the floor with a sudden sound.

Evan was so hungry, he could eat a horse!

Megan liked Jessie as a friend, even if she was younger.

Jessie was like a human calculator, always doing math quickly in her head.

• a person that hoards wealth and spends as little money as possible

• a person that donates money to charity

a generous person

• a person who starts a business

• It kept their mother from gettting upset because of their fighting.

It kept them silent about what was going on.

It allowed them to stop their war because of their mother.

It kept their mother upstairs working in her office.

They both will do whatever it takes to sell the most lemonade.

They both will not sell anymore lemonade and be friends again.

They will do whatever it takes to stop each other from selling lemonade.

They find new partners to help them sell the most lemonade.