Exploring Bud, Not Buddy: Chapters 1-4

What is Bud's full name as introduced in the first chapter?

• Bud Johnson

• Bud Caldwell

• Bud Anderson

• Bud Smith

Describe the setting where Bud is living at the beginning of the story.

• Bud is living in a foster home where he feels unwelcome and neglected.

• Bud is living in a large mansion with a supportive community.

• Bud is living in a cozy apartment with his best friend.

• Bud is living in a wealthy family home with loving parents.

What significant item does Bud carry with him that holds sentimental value?

• a guitar

• a harmonica

• a diary

• a photograph

Who is Bud's mother, and what does he remember about her?

• Angela

• Jessica

• Sarah

• Emily

What does Bud believe about the 'Bud Caldwell's Rules' he follows?

• Bud believes the rules are essential for survival and guidance.

• Bud thinks the rules are unnecessary and restrictive.

• Bud feels the rules are outdated and irrelevant.

• Bud believes the rules are only for fun and games.

How does Bud react to being in the foster home?

• Bud is indifferent about the foster home.

• Bud enjoys making new friends in the foster home.

• Bud reacts negatively to being in the foster home.

• Bud feels happy in the foster home.

What event leads Bud to escape from the foster home?

• Bud is adopted by a new family.

• Bud escapes after a fire breaks out.

• Bud escapes due to mistreatment and being locked in a shed.

• Bud runs away to find his mother.

Who does Bud meet during his journey in the first four chapters?

• Miss Smith

• A group of girls

• Mr. Johnson

• Miss Hill, Jerry, and a group of boys.

What are some of the challenges Bud faces as he travels?

• Finding a treasure map

• Meeting friendly travelers

• Challenges include navigating unfamiliar environments, limited resources, hostile individuals, and personal fears.

• Enjoying scenic views

How does the theme of family manifest in the first four chapters?

• Family is only mentioned in passing without any significance.

• The focus is solely on individual character development without family influence.

• The theme of family is irrelevant in the first four chapters.

• The theme of family manifests through character relationships, dynamics, and the influence of familial bonds.