Bud, Not Buddy Ch. 12

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What is a strike?

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A strike is a work stoppage by employees to protest against their employer, often to demand better working conditions or pay.

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What does it mean to organize a sit-down strike?

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A sit-down strike is a form of protest where workers stop working but remain at their workplace, refusing to leave until their demands are met.

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What is a telegram?

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A telegram is a message sent by telegraph, often used to communicate important information quickly over long distances.

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Who is Lefty Lewis in 'Bud, Not Buddy'?

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Lefty Lewis is a character who helps Bud during his journey and is involved in labor organizing.

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What does it mean to be pulled over by the police?

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Being pulled over means that a police officer has stopped a vehicle to check for compliance with traffic laws or investigate a situation.

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What is labor organizing?

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Labor organizing is the process of workers coming together to form a union or group to advocate for their rights and interests.

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What is the significance of Flint in 'Bud, Not Buddy'?

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Flint is a city in Michigan where important events in Bud's journey take place, including his interactions with Lefty Lewis.

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What role does Bud's father play in the story?

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Bud's father is a significant figure in Bud's search for family and belonging, as Bud hopes to find him.

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What happens when Bud falls asleep in Lefty's car?

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When Bud falls asleep in Lefty's car, it signifies his trust in Lefty and his need for safety and comfort during his journey.

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What is the importance of the hospital in the story?

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The hospital represents a place of care and safety, where Bud is taken after a difficult experience.