Exploring Chapter 5 of Bud Not Buddy

In this video, the teacher discusses Chapter 5 of 'Bud, Not Buddy'. Bud escapes from the Amos family and reflects on his journey to the library, where he hopes to find help. He recalls memories of his mother, her teachings, and the significance of his name. Bud contemplates his mother's advice about doors closing and opening, realizing its metaphorical meaning as he plans his next steps.

What did Bud do after escaping from the shed?

• He went to the police.

• He hid in a nearby park.

• He went back to the Amos's house.

• He started his journey to the library.

Why was Bud worried about being caught by the cops?

• He was out late at night.

• He was with a group of friends.

• He had stolen something.

• He was carrying a weapon.

What did Bud hope to find at the Northside library?

• A place to hide.

• Miss Hill's help and advice.

• A job opportunity.

• A new book to read.

What did Bud find when he opened his suitcase?

• His belongings were missing.

• Everything was neatly arranged.

• Someone had tampered with his things.

• His suitcase was locked.

How did Bud feel when he saw the metal bars on the library windows?

• Angry

• Relieved

• Scared

• Disheartened

What was the significance of Bud's name according to his mother?

• It was a family tradition.

• It was his father's name.

• It was a common name in their town.

• It represented a flower waiting to bloom.

What did Bud's mother think about the cowboy hat in the picture?

• It was stylish.

• It was too small.

• It was dirty and full of germs.

• It was a family heirloom.

Why did Bud's mother insist on calling him 'Bud' and not 'Buddy'?

• It was his father's name.

• She liked the name 'Bud' better.

• She thought 'Buddy' was a dog's name.

• She wanted him to have a unique name.

What did Bud's mother often tell him about doors?

• When one door closes, another opens.

• They should always be kept closed.

• They open and close by themselves.

• They are always locked.

What realization did Bud have about his mother's advice on doors?

• It was about literal doors.

• It was a metaphor for opportunities.

• It was about keeping doors locked.

• It was meant to scare him.