Bud, Not Buddy Chapter 7 Flashcards

What did Bud say it felt like you were walking into when you walked into the library?

What does Bud think makes so many folks fall asleep in the library?

What did Bud say gets the librarians the maddest?

How many times did Bud walk through the library looking for Miss Hill?

What does Bud think the answer to 'Haven't you heard?' always has something to do with?

What does Bud think is the calm, peaceful way to die?

What happened to Miss Hill?

Which city did Miss Hill move to with her new husband?

How many miles is it from Flint, Michigan to Chicago, Illinois?

How often does the home get new kids now?

Library Insights

Walking into the library feels like entering a cellar, creating an atmosphere of confinement.
The smell of the library contributes significantly to making people drowsy and prone to sleepiness.
Librarians get especially frustrated when patrons drool on books, indicating a lack of respect for library resources.

Bud's Search and Perspectives

Bud searched for Miss Hill three times within the library, demonstrating his determination to find her.
When hearing the phrase "Haven't you heard?", Bud associates it with bad news, particularly relating to someone's death.
Bud perceives dying from a heart attack at home in bed as a serene and peaceful way to pass away.

Miss Hill's Life Changes

Miss Hill has gotten married, a significant change that impacts her previous relationships.
After her marriage, Miss Hill moved to Chicago, indicating a major life transition and distance from Flint.
The distance from Flint, Michigan to Chicago, Illinois is approximately 270 miles, emphasizing the separation from Bud.

Children's Home Dynamics

The children's home experiences an influx of new kids on a daily basis, suggesting a constantly changing environment and possibly highlighting societal issues.

Test your knowledge of Chapter 7 from 'Bud, Not Buddy' with these flashcards. Each card presents a key concept or quote from the chapter, allowing you to reinforce your understanding and recall of the material. Perfect for students looking to enhance their comprehension of the book.