Bud, Not Buddy

Does Miss Thomas like or dislike orphanages?

• Like

• Dislike

• Neutral

• Indifferent

What does Bud learn about trust throughout the story?

• Trust is essential but must be earned.

• Trust is not important in relationships.

• Trust can be given freely without consequences.

• Trust is only necessary in times of crisis.

Why does Bud think he might have to make a break for the street?

• He wants to explore the city on his own.

• If he can’t stay with the band, he does not want to go back to the orphanage.

• He is being chased by someone.

• He heard there is a concert happening nearby.

What is the meaning of 'what’s the scoop?'

• What's going on?

• What's the news?

• What's the problem?

• What's the score?

What does the phrase 'make a break for it' imply about Bud's character?

• It shows his desire for freedom and independence.

• It indicates he is afraid of commitment.

• It suggests he prefers to follow rules.

• It means he is seeking revenge.

What does 'making a break' mean?

• to leave suddenly

• to take a short vacation

• to break a record

• to make a decision

How does Bud's experience in the orphanage shape him?

• It makes him resilient and resourceful.

• It makes him dependent on others.

• It makes him fearful of new experiences.

• It makes him uninterested in forming relationships.

What is the significance of music in 'Bud, Not Buddy'?

• Music represents hope and connection to family.

• Music is a form of entertainment without deeper meaning.

• Music serves as a distraction from reality.

• Music is primarily used to express anger and frustration.

What is the main theme of 'Bud, Not Buddy'?

• The search for family and belonging.

• The importance of friendship.

• The struggle for survival.

• The journey of self-discovery.

What does Bud believe about his father?

• He believes his father is a musician.

• He believes his father is a doctor.

• He believes his father is a teacher.

• He believes his father is a lawyer.