Questions and Answers
What were the band members' favorite things to do, according to Bud?
Teasing each other
Why does Calloway always keep one white man in his band?
Bud learns that Mr. C always has one white person in the band to set up gigs and to own his property, since black people aren't allowed to own property.
What unhappy news did Bud get when he was packing up at the Laughing Jackass?
He has to ride home with Calloway.
What finally convinced Herman E. Calloway that Bud might be his relative?
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Study Notes
Band Dynamics
- Band members enjoyed teasing each other, highlighting their camaraderie and playful relationships.
Calloway's Band Composition
- Herman E. Calloway includes a white person in his band for practicality—specifically, to arrange gigs and for property ownership, circumventing racial restrictions on black ownership.
Packing Up at the Laughing Jackass
- Bud faces disappointment with the news that he must return home with Calloway after packing up, which signifies a shift in his situation.
Recognition of Relation
- Herman E. Calloway begins to consider Bud as a potential relative when Bud presents him with specific rocks, suggesting a deeper connection tied to family or heritage.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 18 from 'Bud, Not Buddy.' This quiz covers key themes, character motivations, and important events. It's a great way to reinforce your understanding of the chapter.
