Bud, Not Buddy Chapters 16-19 Review

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What was Mr. C doing when Bud saw him in the room?

Back

He was crying.

Front

What does it mean when Miss Thomas tells Bud that he will have to 'pull his own weight' around Grand Calloway Station?

Back

He will have to help out with the chores and work.

Front

What are Miss Thomas and Mr. Calloway arguing about before Bud gets to the breakfast table?

Back

Bud staying with them and helping him out.

Front

What good news does Bud get from Miss Thomas in Chapter 16?

Back

Bud learns that he can stay with the band as long as he helps out with the chores.

Front

What instrument did the band members give Bud to start learning to play?

Back

A recorder.

Front

Define 'pulling your own weight' in a community or family setting.

Back

Contributing equally to the responsibilities and tasks required.

Front

What is the significance of Bud learning to play an instrument?

Back

It represents his growth, belonging, and connection to the band.

Front

How does Bud's relationship with Miss Thomas evolve in Chapters 16-19?

Back

It becomes more supportive and nurturing as she helps him find his place.

Front

What themes are explored in Chapters 16-19 of Bud, Not Buddy?

Back

Family, belonging, and the importance of community support.

Front

What does Bud's journey symbolize in the story?

Back

The search for identity and family.