Bud's Rules and Observations

Bud arrives at Grand Calloway Station, where Miss Thomas introduces him to the house and his room. Bud is concerned about sleeping in a room that belonged to a deceased girl. Despite his fears, he eventually falls asleep after a tense encounter with Herman Calloway. The story explores themes of fear, comfort, and the challenges of adjusting to new environments.

Why did Mr. Calloway name the house 'Grand Calloway Station'?

• It was built by a famous architect.

• It was a popular tourist attraction.

• It reminded him of Grand Central Station due to the many visitors.

• It was located near a train station.

What did Miss Thomas promise to do the next day?

• Teach Bud how to play an instrument.

• Introduce Bud to the neighbors.

• Show Bud around the place.

• Take Bud shopping.

What made Bud nervous about the room?

• The room was too small.

• The bed was uncomfortable.

• The two little doors seemed ominous.

• The room was too dark.

What did Miss Thomas say about the previous occupant of the room?

• She was coming back soon.

• She was away on vacation.

• She was gone.

• She had moved to another city.

What does Bud's rule number 28 state?

• Keep your belongings safe.

• Always be polite.

• Gone equals dead.

• Never trust strangers.

How did Bud plan to secure the room?

• By locking the windows.

• By jamming a chair against the doorknob.

• By asking Miss Thomas for a key.

• By keeping a flashlight nearby.

What was the argument between Miss Thomas and Mr. Calloway about?

• Bud's education.

• The house's maintenance.

• The dinner menu.

• Bud's sleeping arrangements.

What did Mr. Calloway warn Bud about?

• Not to touch his musical instruments.

• Not to snoop around the house.

• Not to talk to strangers.

• Not to leave the house at night.

What did Bud think about Mr. Calloway's distrust?

• It was amusing.

• It was a test.

• It was justified.

• It was unfounded.

What was the most notable feature of the room according to Bud?

• The antique furniture.

• The luxurious carpet.

• The wall covered with horse pictures.

• The large window.