Bud, Not Buddy Lesson 4 Multiple Choice

Multiple Choice- Bud, Not Buddy
Lesson 4

Multiple Select

1. In the passage, what does Bud mean by the word “torturing”?  Choose all that apply. (Be sure your answers are supported by text evidence!)

• Causing pain and suffering

• Punching and beating up

• Lying and cheating

• Making them miserable

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2 Part A: What does Bud mean by a "regular home" in this context?

• A home with parents

• A home with hot running water

• A home with a shotgun in the kitchen

• A home with two boys

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2 Part B: What text evidence supports your answer to Part A:

• other kids living in my house

• with a mother and father

• put up with Todd

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3. 3. What is Bud's tone in this excerpt?

• surprised

• satisfied

• determined

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3. 3.What words in the text support your tone answer?

• I can't all the way blame Todd for giving me trouble.

• If I had a regular home with a mother and father I wouldn't be too happy about other kids living in my house either.

• Being unhappy about it is one thing, but torturing the kids who are there even thought they don't want to be is another.

• It was my job to make sure other kids who didn't know where their mothers and fathers were didn't have to put up with Todd.

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4. 4. What does this passage teach the reader about Bud's perspective toward foster homes? (Choose all that apply)

• He thinks they are miserable

• He thinks they are helpful toward homeless children

• He think the Amos home was caring

• He thinks kids without parents deserve better.

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4. 4. Evidence - What evidence proves that Bud thinks foster homes are miserable and that kids deserve better than what they face in foster homes?

• Bud says things like Todd giving me trouble/ torturing kids.

• Bud says the home has a mother and father

• Bud says that kids don't know where their mothers and father are.