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How is the smell in the library unlike the air anywhere else?
The smell in the library is old and it feels cooler than the outside air.
How do you think Bud feels when he hears that Ms. Hill has moved away? Explain: Why do you think he feels this way?
Upset and sad, because she was the only one to remind him of his mother.
Where did Ms. Hill turn out to be?
Chicago.
Which character trait best describes Bud?
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What problem did Bud face?
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Bud calls the smell of the library a __________ smell.
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Who said, 'But you make sure you get here plenty early, you hear?'
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What were the events in the chapter in chronological order?
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What characteristics describe Tod?
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Why do you think Bud ducks into the bushes when a car passes?
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What was in the box in the man's car that Bud encountered?
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Why do you think Bud opens up to Deza Malone and tells her about his mother?
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Explain why Bud thinks ideas are like trees.
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How does the idea that Herman E. Calloway is Bud's father blossom?
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Antonyms for ignorant: __________
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Antonyms for definite: __________
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Antonyms for blasted: __________
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Antonyms for tease: __________
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Antonyms for gory: __________
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Study Notes
Library Atmosphere
- The library exudes an old, cool scent, distinct from outside air.
Emotional Impact
- Bud feels upset and sad upon learning Ms. Hill has moved, as she was his only connection to his mother.
- The reason for his feelings stems from his longing for familial ties.
Ms. Hill's Location
- Ms. Hill relocated to Chicago.
Character Traits
- Bud is strong and patient, actively searching for his family.
- Tod is portrayed as mean and jealous, treating Bud poorly.
- The pretend mom is kind-hearted, treating Bud as if he were her own child.
Hunger Solution
- Bud addresses his hunger by joining the food line with a pretend family.
Notable Library Encounters
- Bud describes the library's smell as drowsy, powdery, and soft.
- The librarian gets angry when people drool on books.
- Bud inquires about Ms. Hill with the librarian.
- Walking to Chicago will take approximately 54 hours.
Quotations
- The pretend mom advises early arrival: “But you make sure you get here plenty early, you hear?”
- A man at the mission announces, “Line's closed. These folks are the last ones.”
- The pretend dad greets Bud with, “Clarence, what took you so long?”
- Bud questions the functionality of doors: “What, it opens all by itself?”
Vocabulary Sentences
- Whiff: He caught a whiff of her perfume.
- Hoodlums: Some hoodlums beat their victims viciously before robbing them.
- Hypnotize: Tom tried to hypnotize me but was unsuccessful.
- Slobbering: The baby was slobbering all over her bib.
Chronological Events
- Bud learns that Miss Hill has moved to Chicago.
- Bud is persuaded to hop onto a moving train.
- The boys falsely search for Hooperville instead of Hooverville.
- Following a meal, the boys need to do the dishes.
Comparison of Living Conditions
- Hooverville: Characterized by poor families, dirty houses, and weak clay structures.
- A typical neighborhood contrasts with big, wide houses, affordable living, and maintained cleanliness.
- Both environments provide some level of protection and comfort.
Interpersonal Connections
- Bud feels comfortable sharing details about his mother with Deza Malone.
- Bugs jumps on Bud to wake him and ensure he boards the train.
Librarian's Kindness
- The librarian is gentle with Bud due to his orphan status and their shared history of library visits with his mother.
Ideas Revolutionary Concept
- Bud believes ideas are similar to trees, suggesting they begin small like seeds but can grow significantly over time.
Discovery of Family Connection
- Bud uncovers a flyer for Herman E. Calloway's Band in his suitcase, indicating a potential familial link.
Reaction to Danger
- Bud ducks into the bushes as a car approaches, driven by fear of potential kidnapping.
Disturbing Encounter
- Bud encounters a man at 2:30 AM, feeling surprised and anxious upon seeing a bloody box in the car, raising suspicions of it being linked to vampires.
Vocabulary Antonyms
- Ignorant - Educated
- Definite - Unclear
- Blasted - Soothe
- Tease - Blessed
- Gory - Bloodless
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This quiz explores the emotional depth and character traits in 'Bud, Not Buddy'. It delves into Bud's feelings of loss and his strong desire to find his family, while also examining his interactions in the library and the influence of Ms. Hill. Get ready to test your understanding of these poignant themes!
