Bud's Journey and Experiences

In Chapter 16 of 'Bud, Not Buddy', Bud wakes up in Mr. Calloway's house and reflects on his surroundings. He overhears a conversation about his future and joins the adults for breakfast. Bud learns about his new role and responsibilities in the household. He receives a saxophone case as a gift and is given the new name 'Sleepy LaBone' by the band. The chapter concludes with a transition to Chapter 17, where Bud's journey with the band continues.

What does Bud notice about his clothes when he wakes up?

• They are torn.

• They are dirty.

• They are neatly folded.

• They are missing.

What does Bud initially think about the note he sees?

• It is from his father.

• It is a dream.

• It is from Miss Thomas.

• It is from Mr. Calloway.

What does Bud overhear Miss Thomas and Mr. Calloway discussing?

• His new clothes.

• His future in the band.

• His school enrollment.

• His return to Flint.

How does Bud feel about the conversation he overhears?

• Worried

• Excited

• Relieved

• Indifferent

What does Miss Thomas assure Bud about his stay?

• He will be sent back to Flint.

• He is welcome to stay.

• He will be given new clothes.

• He will have no chores.

What does Steady Eddie give Bud?

• A drum set

• A new saxophone

• A trumpet

• A saxophone case

Why does Steady Eddie give Bud a saxophone case?

• To replace his old suitcase

• To use as a pillow

• To store his new saxophone

• To carry his lunch

What new name does the band give Bud?

• Bone

• Waterworks Willie

• Slim Jim

• Sleepy LaBone

Why does the band decide on the name 'Sleepy LaBone' for Bud?

• Because he is always tired

• Because it sounds classy

• Because he plays the saxophone

• Because he is from Flint