Bud

When Bud woke up, what was he most worried about? 

• Worried that he would be late for breakfast.

• Worried that his pants had been removed.

• Worried that a woman was calling his name.

• Worried that he had lumps and bites on his face. 

What was the gist of the only "rule" Bud talked about in this chapter?

• Don't go to bed without your pants on.

• Don't sleep in strange cars. 

• When waking up in strange places, look like you're still sleeping while you gather info

• Eat as much as you can. 

While Bud was pretend sleeping and listening to Lefty Lewis and his daughter talk about him, what or who did Bud learn vital information about?

• Bud learned about where to eat.

• Bud learned about where to catch a train.

• Bud learned about Herman E. Calloway

• Bud learned about where his pant were being hidden.

Before going down stairs to eat breakfast, what was Bud given that he had never had before? 

• Long pants.

• A toothbrush.

• Money.

• Gum

While they were eating, what was Bud surprised to see this family do while they ate?  

• They were allowed to text their friends while they ate. 

• They were allowed to watch television. 

• They were allowed to feed the dog who was sitting under the table. 

• They were allowed to talk while they ate. 

How does chapter 11 end? 

• Bud escapes out the window. 

• Bud is finishing breakfast at the table, and the family is teasing Mrs. Sleet about her cooking. 

• Bud finds a vampire coffin in the basement. 

• Lefty Lewis puts Bud in a shed just like the Amos'. 

What was the surprise the librarian gave to Bud?

• A book on jazz musicians

• A picture book on the Civil War

• An atlas

• A book about Flint

What did Bud do after saying what happened with Billy at the orphanage?

• ate a sandwich

• went to the mission for dinner before leaving

• looked at the flyers in his suitcase

• none of the above, he left right away

What is the primary meaning of the word 'bud' in the context of botany?

• A) A young shoot or flower that is about to bloom

• B) A type of insect that feeds on plants

• C) A mature plant ready for harvest

• D) A type of soil used for planting

In literature, what does the term 'bud' often symbolize?

• A) Death

• B) New beginnings or potential

• C) Conflict

• D) Wealth