Understanding Bud's Experiences and Emotions

Bud arrives at Grand Calloway Station with Miss Thomas, who shows him to his room. Bud is apprehensive about staying in a room that belonged to a deceased girl. Herman E. Calloway warns Bud not to snoop around. Despite his fears, Bud reflects on his situation and eventually falls asleep, feeling comforted by memories of his mother.

What is the significance of the name 'Grand Calloway Station'?

• It is a nickname given by Bud.

• It is named after a famous musician.

• It is the name of a local landmark.

• It is a reference to a busy train station.

What does Miss Thomas promise to do the next day?

• Take Bud shopping for clothes.

• Show Bud around the house.

• Introduce Bud to the neighbors.

• Take Bud to meet Mr. Calloway.

What makes Bud nervous about the room?

• The size of the bed.

• The lack of windows.

• The two little doors.

• The color of the walls.

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

• She has moved to another city.

• She is away on vacation.

• She is visiting relatives.

• She is gone and won't return.

According to Bud's rules, what does 'gone' mean?

• Missing.

• Traveling.

• Dead.

• Lost.

What does Bud plan to do to feel safer at night?

• Block the doors with furniture.

• Sleep with a light on.

• Lock the windows.

• Keep a weapon nearby.

What does Herman E. Calloway do when he enters Bud's room?

• He offers Bud a snack.

• He gives Bud a gift.

• He locks the closet doors.

• He greets Bud warmly.

What does Herman E. Calloway warn Bud about?

• Not to leave the house.

• Not to make noise.

• Not to touch anything.

• Not to talk to strangers.

What does Bud think about Herman E. Calloway's suspicions?

• He is understanding.

• He is indifferent.

• He finds them amusing.

• He is offended.

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

• The antique furniture.

• The colorful carpet.

• The horse pictures on the wall.

• The large window.