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What event is the climax, or turning point, of this story?

What is the setting of this story?

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Questions about story elements in Enemy Pie by Derek Munson

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1
What is the setting of this story?
Summertime in a safe neighborhood where kids play outside
Autumn, on a country farm with a single baseball field
A mountain village where everyone knows everyone's name
Summertime in the inner city on a busy street
2
What event is the climax, or turning point, of this story?
Jeremy asks the narrator why his dad is eating the pie
Jeremy asks the narrator if he can go in his treehouse
Jeremy puts on his shoes to play with the narrator
Jeremy teaches the narrator how to throw a boomerang
3
Which event triggers the central conflict?
Jeremy teaches the boy to throw a boomerang
The father tells the narrator about enemy pie
The boy asks Jeremy to play
Jeremy does not invite the boy to his party
4
How is the central conflict resolved?
Jeremy becomes the narrator's friend
Jeremy eats the enemy pie
The narrator saves Jeremy's life
The narrator gets revenge on Jeremy
5
What point of view is this story narrated from?
Third Person - Omniscient
Third Person - Limited
First Person - Secondary
First Person - Protagonist
6
Which phrase best expresses a theme of this story?
accepting people for who they are
making a friend out of an enemy
getting revenge on a bully
learning the value of sharing
7
What is the central conflict of this story?
The narrator's father is making pie for his enemy
The narrator hopes to get rid of his enemy with pie
The narrator does not like the new kid on the block
Jeremy Ross made fun of the narrator at a baseball game
8
Which noun phrase best describes the boy's father?
clever liar
kind dummy
wise trickster
clueless adult