Exploring Bud, Not Buddy: Chapters 8-13

What significant event occurs when Bud arrives at the home of the band?

• Bud is welcomed by the band.

• Bud is ignored by the band.

• Bud finds the band arguing.

• Bud is asked to leave immediately.

How does Bud's relationship with the band members evolve in these chapters?

• Bud's relationship with the band members remains distant throughout the chapters.

• Bud's relationship with the band members is filled with constant conflict.

• Bud's relationship with the band members evolves from uncertainty to camaraderie.

• Bud becomes the leader of the band members from the start.

What does Bud learn about his mother during his time with the band?

• Bud learns that his mother never wanted to be in the band.

• Bud finds out that his mother was a painter who disliked music.

• Bud learns that his mother was a talented singer who influenced the band.

• Bud discovers that his mother was a famous dancer.

Describe the importance of the 'Bud Caldwell's Rules' in these chapters.

• They serve as a distraction from the main plot.

• The 'Bud Caldwell's Rules' are important as they provide essential life lessons that guide the protagonist through his challenges.

• They are a set of rules for playing sports.

• The rules are only relevant to the supporting characters.

What challenges does Bud face while trying to find his father?

• Bud faces no challenges during his journey.

• Bud struggles with limited information, unhelpful adults, and emotional trauma.

• Bud easily finds his father with a map.

• Bud has plenty of support from friends and family.

How does the theme of family manifest in chapters 8-13?

• The theme of family manifests through relationships, conflicts, and support systems among characters.

• Family is only mentioned in passing without significance.

• The theme of family is irrelevant in these chapters.

• The chapters focus solely on individual character development.

What role does music play in Bud's journey during these chapters?

• Music plays a crucial role in providing comfort, emotional connection, and a sense of identity during Bud's journey.

• Music only reminds Bud of his past hardships.

• Music serves as a background noise with no significance.

• Music distracts Bud from his problems.

Identify a key character introduced in chapters 8-13 and their impact on Bud.

• Mr. Lewis

• Angela

• Herman E. Calloway

• Bud's mother

How does Bud's perception of himself change throughout these chapters?

• Bud feels more like a hero than an outcast.

• Bud believes he is inferior to everyone around him.

• Bud's self-image remains unchanged throughout the chapters.

• Bud's perception of himself changes from feeling like an outcast to recognizing his own worth and capabilities.

What is the significance of the title 'Bud, Not Buddy' in relation to Bud's experiences in these chapters?

• The title indicates Bud's relationship with his friends.

• The title symbolizes Bud's journey to a new city.

• The title highlights Bud's quest for identity and belonging amidst his struggles.

• The title refers to Bud's favorite food.