Bud, Not Buddy: Comprehension Questions

Mrs. J reads aloud from 'Bud, Not Buddy' by Christopher Paul Curtis, focusing on Chapter 5. Bud is on the run and plans to seek refuge at the North Side Library, hoping for help from Miss Hill. He reflects on his mother's picture and the lessons she taught him, including the significance of his name and her advice about life. Bud's journey is filled with memories and reflections on his identity and the challenges he faces.

Who is the author of 'Bud, Not Buddy'?

• Christopher Paul Curtis

• Mark Twain

• J.K. Rowling

• Harper Lee

What does Bud feel as he begins his escape?

• Anger and frustration

• Sadness and regret

• Joy and relief

• Excitement and fear

Where does Bud plan to go for help?

• The North Side Library

• His friend's house

• The police station

• The train station

What does Bud discover about his suitcase?

• It is missing

• It has been tampered with

• It is brand new

• It is empty

What is unique about the photograph of Bud's mother?

• It is a painting

• It is a digital image

• It is the only picture of her

• It is a newspaper clipping

What does Bud's mother insist about his name?

• It is a common name

• It is a dog's name

• It should not be shortened

• It should be changed

What advice does Bud's mother give about doors?

• They should always be locked

• When one closes, another opens

• They are always open

• They should be painted

Where does Bud decide to sleep for the night?

• Under a Christmas tree

• In a hotel

• In a friend's house

• At the library