Bud not Buddy Chapter 17 and 18 Dugan

Why doesn’t Bud mind his chores in the club?

• He is using his imagination to make it fun

• He is use to chores from the Home

• He loves working to make sure he gets to stay with the band

• He is getting paid for his services

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How does Bud react to the music?

• He hates it and has to cover his ears

• He starts crying like he did at the restaurant

• He claps and cheers. It is the best thing he has ever heard

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Why are the rocks important?

• The dates show that Mr. Calloway is his father

• They are actually worth a lot of money

• They dates show that Mr. Calloway is Bud's grandfather

• They make Mr. Calloway realize that Bud is related to him and that he got them from his daughter

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What is the writing on the rocks?

• Cities and dates of where his mother has traveled

• Cities and dates that the band hope to play one day

• Cities and dates that Mrs. Thomas did not play

• Cities and dates of where Mr. Calloway and his band played

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Why does Herman think that Bud has stolen them?

• Because he keeps them in the car

• Because they are unique to his band

• Because they are so old he must have stole them out of the room

• Because he is a thief and the rocks prove it

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What can we tell from Herman’s reaction to Bud’s mother’s name?

• He is sad that his daughter is dead

• He did not know about Bud or that his daughter was dead

• He is not happy Bud has proven him wrong

• He is mad that Bud did not tell him this before

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