Bud, Not Buddy Ch. 9, 10 and 11 Review

How long would it take Bud to reach Grand Rapids from Flint? (pg. 90)

• 48 hours

• 24 hours

• 36 hours

• 72 hours

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"Ideas are a lot like__________. They start real small, then woop, zoop, sloop..." (pg. 91-92)

• dust

• words on paper

• dimples

• seeds

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At the end of Ch. 9, Bud decided to be like Bugs and make his way___________.

• west

• south

• east

• north

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Why didn't Bud think the guy in the car was a cop? (pg. 98)

• because he didn't have lights

• because he didn't hear sirens

• because he was not white

• because he was creepy looking

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What did the man do to get Bud to come out of the woods? (pg. 100)

• convinced him by saying he was friendly

• offered a sandwich, apple, and red pop

• said he knew he father

• told him that he had a weapon

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"My eyes left the bottle and looked at the man." (pg. 102)

• Literal Language

• Figurative Language

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The box on the passenger side of the car read, URGENT: (pg. 106)

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What nickname did Bud give the driver? (pg.108)

• Red Pop

• Vampire Guy

• Buddy

• Baby Face

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How many people know who Herman E. Calloway is? (pg. 111)

• No one

• Everyone in Grand Rapids

• Everyone everywhere

• Not me

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A "blob of baloney" is an example of:

• assonance

• simile

• metaphor

• alliteration

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