Ch 15 "Bud, Not Buddy" Vocab and Comprehension

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Chapter 15 begins with Bud...

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Arriving at a big house Miss Thomas called "Grand Calloway Station".

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Grand Calloway Station's name reflects its busy nature, akin to Grand Central Station. What figurative language is this?

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hyperbole

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On page 177, Bud was scared of the little doors in the room. He thought who was behind them?

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Young Frankenstein and the Wolfman

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Gist of the only rule in this chapter?

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Gone = dead.

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Idiom for Herman E. Calloway and Miss Thomas arguing on page 179?

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going at each other

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Figurative language example: "Herman E. Calloway huffing and puffing like the big bad wolf".

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Simile

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Tone of Herman E. Calloway when entering Bud's room?

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"angry" and "hostile".

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Technique used when Bud recalls being warned about peeing in a pool?

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flash-back or memory moment

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Exact simile Bud used to describe his sleep at chapter's end?

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"sleeping like a dead man"

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Bud's exact idiom for the girl who died:

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"kicked the bucket"