Amelia Bedelia Means Business True and False

Amelia Bedelia intended to lead a pack of dogs on a wild-goose chase.

Amelia Bedelia only needed to earn a small amount of money.

Amelia Bedelia's bike was slow and unreliable.

The mayor of Amelia Bedelia’s town said, “That Amelia Bedelia—she means business.”

Amelia Bedelia was a waitress at Pete's Diner for less than an hour.

Amelia Bedelia felt embarrassed in her waitress uniform when she saw her classmates.

The man at the counter ordered a piece of cherry pie.

Amelia Bedelia was fired from her job as a waitress.

Amelia Bedelia picked flowers from a park to bring to her mom.

The policeman was pleased with Amelia Bedelia's flower picking.

Amelia Bedelia's mom's favorite flowers are daisies.

Amelia Bedelia was glad to take a long walk home after losing her job.

Mike was happy with the service he received at Pete's Diner.

Amelia Bedelia was a very experienced waitress.

Amelia Bedelia's first job as a waitress was at Pete's Diner.

Amelia Bedelia was fired because she made a mess with cherry pie.

Amelia Bedelia picked the flowers for herself and her mom

The policeman allowed Amelia Bedelia to keep the flowers

Amelia Bedelia sat on a park bench after the policeman left

The woman on the bench looked happy when she saw the flowers

Amelia Bedelia envies Suzanne's beautiful emerald green bike with sparkling metal flakes and gleaming chrome.

Amelia Bedelia's parents agree to buy her the fancy bike she desires.

Amelia Bedelia's parents suggest that she should work and earn money for at least half of the cost of the bike.

Amelia Bedelia understands the concept of earning money and which half of the bike costs more.

Amelia Bedelia's parents express concerns about the cost and their ability to afford such a fancy bike.

Amelia Bedelia feels disappointed and wishes she hadn't eaten broccoli at dinner.

The story portrays Amelia Bedelia's desire for a new bike and her parents' financial concerns.

Suzanne's bike is described as bright red with gold trim and a silver bell.

Amelia Bedelia's parents communicate with each other through 'eye talk' when discussing the bike.

Amelia Bedelia is happy and content with her current bike.

Amelia Bedelia prays for a new bike, unaware of her parents' conversation about it.

Amelia Bedelia is fully aware of her parents' financial situation and does not ask for the fancy bike.

Amelia Bedelia called the new girl Suzanne instead of Suzi

Suzanne was always crabby and bossy at school

Amelia Bedelia was amazed by Suzanne's new bike

Amelia Bedelia's bike was the most beautiful bike in the world

Amelia Bedelia always locked up her bike at school

Amelia Bedelia's parents immediately agreed to buy her a new bike

Amelia Bedelia's father suggested that she should work and earn money for at least half of the new bike's cost

Amelia Bedelia's mother thought it would be better if the new bike was just given to her

Amelia Bedelia's parents could afford to buy a fancy bike like Suzanne's

The text mentions that Christmas is just around the corner

Amelia Bedelia was excited about the prospect of getting a new bike

Amelia Bedelia's parents communicated secretly using eye signals at the dinner table

Amelia Bedelia's parents agreed to pay for half of the cost of a new bike for her.

Amelia Bedelia shook her father's hand correctly when they made their agreement.

Amelia Bedelia's father suggested that she should leave out the hug part when making a business agreement.

Amelia Bedelia and her parents had lunch at Pete's Diner on a Saturday.

Amelia Bedelia made a mess with the ketchup at Pete's Diner.

Amelia Bedelia was immediately hired as a waitress at Pete's Diner.

Doris, the regular waitress, helped Amelia Bedelia put on her uniform.

Amelia Bedelia was confident in her ability to perform the duties of a waitress.

Pete told Amelia Bedelia that the customer is always right.

Amelia Bedelia was excited to learn about the different types of ropes used in the diner.

Amelia Bedelia was nervous about her first day as a waitress.

Pete underlined the word 'always' in red on the sign above the cash register.

Amelia Bedelia was allowed to keep the flowers she picked from the park.

Amelia Bedelia obeyed the sign that said 'Keep off the grass'.

The policeman was pleased with Amelia Bedelia's behavior.

Amelia Bedelia intended to give the flowers to the woman on the bench.

Amelia Bedelia's parents agreed to pay half the cost of a new bike, but she had to earn the other half.

Amelia Bedelia accidentally squirts ketchup on Pete, the owner, and offers to help him, leading to her getting hired as a waitress in training.

Amelia Bedelia's parents vouched for her, and Pete hired her, giving her a uniform and showing her the ropes.

Pete emphasizes the importance of the customer always being right as the main rule at the diner.

Amelia Bedelia is ready for her first day as a waitress at Pete's Diner.

Amelia Bedelia is eager to fulfill her dream of getting her own bike, and she is ready to work hard for it.

Amelia Bedelia is nervous but excited about her new job, and she is determined to earn her half of the cost of the bike.

Amelia Bedelia's first job as a waitress was at Pete's Diner.

Amelia Bedelia's parents express concerns about the cost and their ability to afford such a fancy bike.

Mike was happy with the service he received at Pete's Diner.

Amelia Bedelia was a waitress at Pete's Diner for less than an hour.

Amelia Bedelia's parents suggest that she should work and earn money for at least half of the cost of the bike.

Amelia Bedelia's father suggested she start a lemonade stand as her own business.

Amelia Bedelia initially did not understand the concept of a 'lemonade stand'.

Amelia Bedelia's father wanted her to stand and run a lemonade stand.

Amelia Bedelia's mother finished up listening to the conversation in the kitchen.

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne crashed into each other while riding their bikes.

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne were both injured during the bike crash.

Suzanne's bike got damaged after the crash.

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne went to the bike shop to get Suzanne's bike fixed.

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne were not friends before the bike crash.

Amelia Bedelia's parents agreed to buy her the fancy bike she desires.

Amelia Bedelia gave Suzanne a piece of the smushed brownie pancake.

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne walked their bikes to the bike shop after the crash.

Amelia Bedelia was forbidden to sell any more lemonade for thirty days after the incident with Wild Bill's Auto-Rama.

Amelia Bedelia's parents agreed that she would stay a mile away from Wild Bill’s if she wanted to continue her lemonade business.

The TV station agreed to run Wild Bill’s commercials for the next three months for free as a result of the lemonade stand fiasco.

Amelia Bedelia's mother suggested making lemon squares, lemon marmalade, and lemon tarts to use up the surplus lemons.

Amelia Bedelia decided to make lemon tarts for everyone she knew, adding extra lemons to make them extra tart.

Amelia Bedelia packed the lemon tarts in her lunch box and put it in the basket of her new bike.

The woman on the bench was surrounded by at least a dozen dogs of all shapes and sizes and colors.

Amelia Bedelia's father suggested that if life hands you lemons, you make the best of it.

Amelia Bedelia's father was very relieved when she decided to make lemon tarts with the surplus lemons.

Amelia Bedelia's mother was craving lemon tarts and suggested making a big batch of them.

Amelia Bedelia added extra lemons to the recipe for the lemon tarts because she had tons of lemons to use up.

Wild Bill was amused by the 'Lots of Lemons' sign and saw the humor in the situation.

Amelia Bedelia started her own business as a professional dog walker and trainer.

Amelia Bedelia offered Diana a piece of her lemony tart to taste.

Buster, the dog, liked the taste of the lemony tart that Diana offered him.

Diana suggested that Amelia Bedelia should start a new business called 'Tart Tarts'.

Pete, the owner of Pete's Diner, offered Amelia Bedelia a plate of hot french fries for free.

Amelia Bedelia offered Pete and Doris her last two lemon tarts as a present.

Pete offered to buy two dozen of Amelia Bedelia's lemon tart tarts every day for fifty cents apiece.

Amelia Bedelia felt great and had baking to do after making a deal with Pete and Doris.

Amelia Bedelia ran into Suzanne Scroggins and they both were thrown off their bikes.

The dogs began to bark and pull at their leashes when Amelia Bedelia waved at them.

Amelia Bedelia felt embarrassed when she walked into Pete's Diner and people turned to look at her.

Amelia Bedelia's parents express concerns about the cost and their ability to afford such a fancy bike.

Amelia Bedelia's parents came up with the idea of starting a lemonade stand.

Amelia Bedelia bought fifty bags of lemons for her lemonade stand.

Amelia Bedelia struggled to come up with a catchy business name for her lemonade stand.

Amelia Bedelia set up her lemonade stand near Wild Bill's Auto-Rama.

Amelia Bedelia's parents arranged a news interview for her lemonade stand.

The news segment about Amelia Bedelia's lemonade stand aired on TV.

The news segment about Amelia Bedelia's lemonade stand drew attention from the community.

Pete's Diner aired the news segment about Amelia Bedelia's lemonade stand.

Amelia Bedelia's lemonade stand gained significant attention and popularity.

The story highlights Amelia Bedelia's laziness and failure in starting her own business.

Amelia Bedelia showed determination, creativity, and success in starting her own business.

Amelia Bedelia's lemonade stand fulfilled her entrepreneurial aspirations.

Amelia Bedelia's professional dog walking and training business was inspired by Diana's suggestion.

Amelia Bedelia's dog, Buster, impresses Diana by catching and eating a tart offered by Amelia Bedelia.

Amelia Bedelia impresses Diana by making the dogs sit, lie down, roll over, and jump with the help of tarts.

Diana suggests starting a business called 'Tart Tarts' after tasting Amelia Bedelia's lemony tart.

Amelia Bedelia leaves a tart for Wild Bill at Wild Bill’s Auto-Rama before heading to Pete’s Diner.

People at Pete’s Diner recognize Amelia Bedelia as the 'little lemonade lady' from TV.

Pete offers to buy two dozen lemon tart tarts from Amelia Bedelia every day for fifty cents apiece.

Amelia Bedelia agrees to Pete's offer and feels great about her new business venture.

Amelia Bedelia's interaction with Diana and Pete showcases her entrepreneurial spirit and baking skills.

The story portrays Amelia Bedelia's journey from a lemonade stand to a successful tart business.

Amelia Bedelia runs into Suzanne Scroggins and both girls are thrown off their bikes.

Amelia Bedelia's new business venture is a professional dog walking and training business.

Amelia Bedelia's new business venture involves starting a professional dog walking and training business

Amelia Bedelia offers Diana a tart and Diana's well-trained dog, Buster, impresses her by catching and eating it

Amelia Bedelia makes the dogs sit, lie down, roll over, and jump with the help of tarts, impressing Diana

Diana suggests Amelia Bedelia start a business called 'Tart Tarts' after tasting her lemony tart

Amelia Bedelia leaves a tart for Wild Bill at Wild Bill’s Auto-Rama and then heads to Pete’s Diner

People at Pete’s Diner recognize Amelia Bedelia as the 'little lemonade lady' from TV and she apologizes to Pete for her past mistakes

Pete offers to buy two dozen lemon tart tarts from Amelia Bedelia every day for fifty cents apiece

Amelia Bedelia agrees to the deal and feels great about her new business venture

On her way home, Amelia Bedelia runs into Suzanne Scroggins, and both girls are thrown off their bikes

The story portrays Amelia Bedelia's journey from a lemonade stand to a successful tart business

It also highlights her interactions with Diana, Pete, and other characters, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit and baking skills

Amelia Bedelia's parents are excited and supportive of her entering the bike decorating contest

Amelia Bedelia's mom suggests adding the money they would have given her for the bike to her college fund instead

Marcus suggests that the theme of the bike parade is 'unity'

Amelia Bedelia's dad offers to pay for half of the new bike if she wins the contest

Amelia Bedelia's father suggested she should decorate her bike to look like a giant lemon tart to attract more customers and make more money.

Amelia Bedelia's mother suggested that the best way to settle the disagreement between Amelia Bedelia and her father was to flip a coin.

Suzanne's bike in the parade was decorated with rainbow-colored streamers, tiny flags, and jingle bells.

Amelia Bedelia was glad she did not try to compete with Suzanne in the bike contest.

The celebrity judge of the bike contest was Wild Bill.

Amelia Bedelia decided to give out her lemon tarts to the crowd in an attempt to distract the dogs from chasing her.

Amelia Bedelia's father suggested that if she passed out lemon tarts to people in the crowd, she could peddle her tarts all over town.

Amelia Bedelia's father was pleased with the idea of Amelia Bedelia pedaling tarts.

Suzanne's bike in the parade was decorated with lemon-shaped ornaments.

Amelia Bedelia's mother suggested that Amelia Bedelia should decorate her bike like a giant lemon tart.

Amelia Bedelia's mother was skeptical about her dad's suggestion to settle the disagreement with a coin flip.

Amelia Bedelia was confident that her bike decorations could compete with Suzanne's in the parade.

Amelia Bedelia handed out tarts during the parade to everyone she passed by.

The dogs in town froze when Diana blew her whistle with all her might.

Amelia Bedelia was immediately summoned to the grandstand by the mayor.

Amelia Bedelia successfully silenced all the dogs by blowing her whistle.

Amelia Bedelia's lemon tarts caused chaos and confusion during the parade.

The mayor had given a speech to his calm, quiet, peaceful town on every special occasion.

Amelia Bedelia felt embarrassed when the mayor called her up to the grandstand.

Wild Bill was amused by the chaos and confusion during the parade.

Amelia Bedelia's tarts were well received by everyone during the parade.

The guinea pigs and rabbits and parrots stopped chattering when Diana blew her whistle.

The car horns stopped honking when Diana blew her whistle.

Amelia Bedelia's tarts caused the entire parade to come to a halt.

Amelia Bedelia's new bike was the same model as Suzanne's but in a different color.

Amelia Bedelia's father was sound asleep in his favorite chair.

Amelia Bedelia set the dining room table with glasses filled to the brim with water.

Amelia Bedelia's mother was whirling around the kitchen, stirring, boiling, steaming, and broiling.

Suzanne's bike was in worse shape than Amelia Bedelia's old bike after it had been run over by the convertible.

Amelia Bedelia lent Suzanne her bike and offered to pay her to deliver tarts.

Amelia Bedelia set up a lemonade stand near Wild Bill's Auto-Rama.

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne walked their bikes to the bike shop after the crash.

Amelia Bedelia's parents arranged a news interview for her lemonade stand.

Amelia Bedelia's lemonade stand gained significant attention and popularity.

Amelia Bedelia was a very experienced waitress.

Amelia Bedelia bought fifty bags of lemons for her lemonade stand.

Amelia Bedelia's tarts caused chaos and confusion during the parade.

Suzanne and other friends successfully kept the dogs away from Amelia Bedelia.

The parade came to a halt when Amelia Bedelia's bike was accidentally destroyed.

Diana managed to silence the chaos by blowing a whistle.

Amelia Bedelia's bike was mistaken for a giant dog treat by the chasing dogs.

The mayor called for Amelia Bedelia to come to the grandstand.

Wild Bill reassured Amelia Bedelia about the situation.

Amelia Bedelia felt guilty for causing the chaos with her tarts.

Chaos ensued as the dogs tore apart a giant tart thrown by Amelia Bedelia.

Amelia Bedelia was being chased by cats while riding her bike in a parade.

The dogs mistook Amelia Bedelia's bike for a giant dog treat.

Amelia Bedelia climbed into Wild Bill's convertible to escape the dogs.

Amelia Bedelia's bike is ruined and she cannot escape

The mayor acknowledges the excitement caused by Amelia Bedelia's antics

Wild Bill, who had differences with Amelia Bedelia, declares her the winner of a bicycle contest

Amelia Bedelia receives a new bike and Wild Bill enjoys her lemon tart

Amelia Bedelia helps Suzanne by offering her a job delivering tarts

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne walk into school together

At home, Amelia Bedelia's father is asleep and her mother asks her to set the table

Amelia Bedelia fills the glasses to the brim, causing a potential mess

Amelia Bedelia's mother asks her to remove some water from the glasses

Amelia Bedelia slurps the water from her glass

Amelia Bedelia's mother smiles and acknowledges her effort

Amelia Bedelia and Suzanne share a moment before walking into school together