Bud Not Buddy Chapters 17-18

What does Bud pretend he is doing with the mop?

• He's cleaning
• he's part of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
• He's dancing with someone.
• He's playing the guitar

Bud cleans very well.

• True
• False

Bud was impressed with 

• how nice Herman E. Calloway is
• the clean floor
• the wringer on the mop bucket
• how dirty the floor is

The mood by the end of the chapter 17 is

• gloomy

• irritated

• cheerful

• content

Miss Thomas and Steady Eddie's saxophone went back and forth like

• a swing
• a fight
• a conversation
• a dance

The writing on the rocks represented ...

• dates of archaeological dig sites.

• ancient hieroglyphics.

• somebody's random joke.

• the date and place of where it was picked by Herman E. Calloway.

When Bud told Herman E. Calloway he had rocks just like his,

• Herman believed Bud immediately.

• Herman said, "hmmm" like he didn't believe him.

• Herman didn't even notice Bud's comment.

• Herman was very happy that they had rock collecting in common.

Which moment best describes the moment Herman had the upsetting realization of who Bud is?

• When he opened the glove box and revealed the rocks.

• When Bud told Herman that he collected rocks.

• When Jimmy told Bud that Herman was his grandfather.

• When Bud told Jimmy and Herman what his mother's name was.

When Herman walked away from Bud, stumbling and fumbling, Bud immediately thought...

• Herman was having a heart attack.

• Herman was caught in a lie - he was his father!

• Herman was trying to be funny.

• Herman was trying to get sympathy from Jimmy and Bud.

After Jimmy clarified that Herman was Bud's grandfather, not his father, Bud was ...

• sad, because he really wanted him as his father.

• happy, because he always wanted a grandfather.

• happy, because Herman was too mean, old, and big to be his father.

• sad, because he wanted Jimmy to be his father.