Bud not Buddy Chapters 9-10

What is the main conflict Bud faces in Chapter 9?

• Finding a lost pet and returning it to its owner

• Struggling with schoolwork and making friends

• Finding his father and dealing with the challenges of being on the road alone

• Dealing with a medical emergency

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How does Bud's relationship with Bugs change in Chapter 10?

• Bud and Bugs realize they have nothing in common and drift apart

• Bud and Bugs get into a fight and never speak again

• They start to bond and become closer after Bud saves Bugs from a dangerous situation.

• Bud and Bugs become distant and stop talking to each other

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What does Bud discover about his father in Chapter 9?

• Bud's father is a secret agent

• Herman E. Calloway

• Bud's father is a doctor

• Bud's father is a famous musician

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Describe the setting in Chapter 10 and its significance to the story.

• The setting in Chapter 10 is a dark and eerie forest, which is significant to the story because it creates a sense of danger and suspense for the characters as they navigate through it.

• The setting in Chapter 10 is a cozy and welcoming home, which is significant to the story because it creates a sense of comfort and safety for the characters as they navigate through it.

• The setting in Chapter 10 is a bustling city, which is significant to the story because it creates a sense of excitement and adventure for the characters as they navigate through it.

• The setting in Chapter 10 is a bright and cheerful meadow, which is significant to the story because it creates a sense of peace and tranquility for the characters as they navigate through it.

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What role does the character of Lefty Lewis play in Chapter 9?

• Lefty Lewis is a minor character who has no impact on the story in Chapter 9.

• Lefty Lewis provides information to the protagonist in Chapter 9.

• Lefty Lewis is the main antagonist in Chapter 9.

• Lefty Lewis is a close friend of the protagonist in Chapter 9.

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How does Bud's perspective on his journey change in Chapter 10?

• Bud's perspective becomes more relaxed and carefree as he gives up on finding his father.

• Bud's perspective becomes more determined and hopeful as he starts to believe that he will find his father.

• Bud's perspective becomes more fearful and uncertain as he realizes he may never find his father.

• Bud's perspective becomes more angry and resentful as he blames his father for leaving him.

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What is the significance of the flyers Bud finds in Chapter 9?

• The flyers lead Bud to the library where he finds information about his father.

• The flyers are just a random piece of paper with no significance.

• The flyers lead Bud to a dead end with no useful information.

• The flyers are actually a trap set by the police to catch Bud.

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How does the theme of family develop in Chapters 9-10?

• The theme of family develops through the protagonist's passion for cooking

• The theme of family develops through the protagonist's interest in gardening

• The theme of family develops through the protagonist's love for animals

• The theme of family develops through the protagonist's growing understanding of the importance of familial bonds and the impact of family dynamics on the characters' actions and decisions.

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What motivates Bud to continue his journey in Chapter 10?

• Determination to find his father and create a better life

• Fear of failure and disappointment

• Desire for revenge and retribution

• Pressure from his friends and peers

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Discuss the symbolism of the guitar in Chapter 9.

• The guitar symbolizes the protagonist's emotional outlet and connection to his past.

• The guitar symbolizes the protagonist's passion for gardening

• The guitar symbolizes the protagonist's love for cooking

• The guitar symbolizes the protagonist's fear of heights

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