Bud, Not Buddy Chapters 1-6

The main character of the novel is named Buddy Caldwell

• True

• False

How Is Bud feeling in Chapter 1 when he learns he is going to a new foster home?

• Excited

• Worried

• Indifferent

• Angry

Write one piece of evidence that supports your answer to question 3

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In Chapter 1 Bud can be described as

• Imaginative

• Resourceful

• Strategic

• Mature

What are two major challenges Bud faces in chapter 2?

• Bud fights a vampire

• Bud gets his suitcase taken away

• Bud gets a bug stuck in his ear

• Bud gets bitten by a monster

• Bud gets locked in a shed

In Chapter 2 Bud can be described as

• Imaginative

• Resourceful

• Strategic

• Mature

"Mr. Amos nudged me and I took a baby step into the shed. He could kiss my wrist if he thought I was going to beg him and say things like 'I'll do anything you folks ask me if you don't lock me up in here all alone'"

What does this excerpt from Chapter 2 show about Bud?

• Bud is a brave person

• Bud is a calm person.

• Bud is a fearful person.

• Bud is proud person.

In Chapter 3 Bud can be described as

• Imaginative

• Resourceful

• Strategic

• Mature

Why does the author choose to contrast Bud's maturity with his innocence in chapter 3?

• To show the reader that ultimately Bud is just a child regardless of his maturity

• To show the reader Bud is not as mature as he seems and is childish

• To show the reader that Bud is struggling with taking care of himself

• To show the reader that Bud confuses his imagination with reality

"Everything moved very, very fast when Momma was near, she was like a tornado, never resting, always looking around us, never standing still"

What type of figurative language is used in the text?

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Simile

• Idiom