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This document contains comprehension questions about the novel "Bud, Not Buddy" by Christopher Paul Curtis. It includes questions about plot points from each chapter such as who wrote the book, where Bud is sent to live, and what instrument the band buys for Bud. There are a total of 40 multiple choice and short answer questions testing knowledge of characters, events, settings and themes across the entire story.
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- 3. Who wrote the book Bud, Not Buddy?
- 5. Where is Bud sent to from The orphanage?
- 6. Answer He is sent to live with the Amos family.
- 7. What did Todd shove up Bud’s nose?
- 9. What is Bud afraid of In the shed?
- 11. What did the vampire bat End up being?
- 13. How did Bud get revenge On the Amos family?
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- 17. What was the town “ Hooperville” Like?
- 19. What happens when Budd tries to catch the train with Bugs?
- 21. What does Budd notice about The names “Calloway” and “ Caldwell”?
- 23. How long will it take Budd To walk to Grand Rapids?
- 25. What does Budd do as soon As he gets in the car?
- 27. What food does Mr. Lewis bribe Bud with to get into the car?
- 29. Who feeds Bud breakfast in the morning?
- 31. What kind of seed does Bud compare to finding his father ?
- 33. What happened when Lefty and Bud were pulled over by the cops?
- 35. What did the flyer say that Lefty Lewis asked Bud to hide when the Cop drove up?
- 37. What was Herman Calloway’s reaction to Bud’s claim that he was his son?
- 39. Who is Miss Thomas?
- 41. What did Bud start doing at The table in the restaurant?
- 43. Where is the first city Bud Traveled with the band to?
- 45. Why does Mr. Calloway keep A white person as a member of The band?
- 47. Is Mr. Herman Calloway Bud’s Father?
- 49. What instrument did the band Members buy for Bud?
- 51. In whose room has Bud been sleeping ?
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