Bud's Library Adventures

Bud enters the library, describing its unique atmosphere and the hypnotic smells that make people sleepy. He searches for Miss Hill but learns she has moved to Chicago after getting married. The librarian explains the impracticality of walking to Chicago. Bud reflects on his next steps, realizing he cannot return to the home and must find a new path.

What is the first thing Bud notices about the library's air?

• It smells like flowers.

• It is very dry.

• It is cooler than outside.

• It is warmer than outside.

What does Bud say about the smell of old books?

• It smells like flowers.

• It is unpleasant.

• It is strong when you get close.

• It is very faint.

According to Bud, what effect does the smell of books have on people?

• It makes them sad.

• It makes them sleepy.

• It makes them hungry.

• It makes them energetic.

Why do librarians get upset with people in the library?

• For eating in the library.

• For drooling on books.

• For not returning books.

• For talking loudly.

What does Bud do when he cannot find Miss Hill?

• He leaves the library.

• He waits by the entrance.

• He starts reading a book.

• He asks the librarian at the desk.

What surprising news does the librarian share about Miss Hill?

• She is on vacation.

• She has retired.

• She has moved to Chicago.

• She has changed her name.

How does Bud feel about the news of Miss Hill's marriage?

• He is happy for her.

• He is indifferent.

• He is upset.

• He is confused.

What does the librarian use to show Bud the distance to Chicago?

• A photograph.

• A globe.

• A map.

• A computer.

How long does the librarian estimate it would take to walk to Chicago?

• 24 hours.

• 54 hours.

• 72 hours.

• 100 hours.

What does Bud decide about returning to the home?

• He thinks it's a good idea.

• He plans to go back immediately.

• He decides against it.

• He is unsure.