Bud's Rules and Experiences

In Chapter 2 of 'Bud, Not Buddy', Bud faces a conflict with Todd Amos, who deceives his mother into believing Bud is at fault. Bud reflects on his own rules for lying and recounts the true events of the night, where Todd attacked him. Despite Todd's lies, Bud is punished and locked in a shed overnight, contemplating his next move.

What does Bud realize about fighting Todd?

• Mrs. Amos will intervene.

• He can win if he tries harder.

• It's better to know when to stop.

• Todd is not a real threat.

How does Todd manipulate the situation when Mrs. Amos enters?

• He apologizes to Bud.

• He pretends to have an asthma attack.

• He runs away from the room.

• He admits to starting the fight.

What is one of Bud's rules for lying?

• Make it as complex as possible.

• Ensure it's simple and memorable.

• Always tell the truth.

• Never lie to adults.

What provokes Bud to hit Todd?

• Todd sticks a pencil up Bud's nose.

• Todd breaks Bud's toy.

• Todd calls him a name.

• Todd steals Bud's suitcase.

What does Mrs. Amos decide to do with Bud after the incident?

• Let him stay in the house.

• Send him back to the home immediately.

• Call the police.

• Lock him in the shed for the night.

Why is Bud concerned about his suitcase?

• It was a gift from Todd.

• It is brand new.

• It has important personal items.

• It contains his favorite toys.

What does Bud have to do before going to the shed?

• Clean the room.

• Apologize to Todd.

• Pack his belongings.

• Write a letter to the home.

What does Bud notice about the shed when he is locked inside?

• It is brightly lit.

• It is filled with toys.

• It has a comfortable bed.

• It is dark and smells old.