Bud, Not Buddy Ch. 18-19

What was Mr. C doing when Bud saw him in the room?

• He was crying.

• He was screaming at Bud.

• He was sleeping.

• He was dead.

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What did Herman E. Calloway do after Bud said his mom's name?

• He locked himself up in his room

• He went for a drive in the Packard

• He started asking Bud a lot of questions about his mom

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What did Bud do to prove to them that Angela Calloway was his mother

• He showed them a picture of his mother

• He showed them his birth certificate

• He showed them his passport

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Bud finds out that the little girl's room where he slept is ____________________.

• his mother's old room

• his sister's room

• his grandmother's room

• a ghost's room

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Why didn't Herman E. Calloway ever call Bud's mother?

• He was angry at his daughter

• He didn't want to ruin his daughter's happiness

• She ran away, and he didn't know where she was

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What dream did Herman E. Calloway have for his daughter?

• He wanted her to go to college and become a teacher

• He wanted her to open her own restaurant

• He wanted her to sing with his band

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Why does Mr. C always look out into the audience before performing?

• To see how big the crowd is

• To see if his daughter is in the crowd

• To see if there is enough room for dancing

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What did Bud give to Herman E. Calloway?

• The picture of his mom

• The bag of rocks and the flyers

• His blanket

• His suitcase

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What does Bud unpacking his suitcase symbolize?

• He has finally found a home and a family.

• He will staying be with the band and his grandfather.

• He will live in Grand Rapids.

• All of the above.

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On page 215, the author chose to explain the only "white" member of the band. He wants the reader to infer...

• that white people are always welcome in the band.
• that blacks were still struggling with equality at that time. 
• that Herman E. Calloway was a fair man. 
• that whites were treated poorly in the band. 

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