Bud's Journey and Discoveries

Bud wakes up to find his clothes neatly folded and overhears a conversation about his future. He joins the adults in the kitchen, where Miss Thomas discusses his potential stay. Bud learns about his new role and responsibilities, receives a new suitcase from Steady Eddie, and is introduced to the band and its rules. Finally, Bud receives his band name, Sleepy LaBone, in a naming ceremony.

What does Bud notice about his clothes when he wakes up?

• They are new.

• They are dirty.

• They are folded neatly.

• They are missing.

What does Bud learn about sleeping with two sheets?

• It makes you feel cold.

• It helps you sleep like a baby.

• It is uncomfortable.

• It is a secret of poor people.

What does Bud overhear about his future?

• He will stay at Grand Calloway Station.

• He will be sent back to the orphanage.

• He will be sent to a new family.

• He will be left on the streets.

How does Miss Thomas describe the orphanages?

• As a place not suitable for raising children.

• As a place full of opportunities.

• As a place with many friends.

• As a great place for children.

What does Bud learn about the band's lifestyle?

• They stay in one place.

• They have no rules.

• They travel a lot.

• They dislike music.

What is Bud expected to do at Grand Calloway Station?

• Only play music.

• Nothing at all.

• Help with chores and pull his weight.

• Sleep all day.

What does Steady Eddie give Bud?

• A new saxophone.

• A new hat.

• A new pair of shoes.

• A new suitcase.

Why is the new suitcase important to Bud?

• It is very stylish.

• It is a gift from his father.

• It holds his mother's important items.

• It is very expensive.

What new name is Bud given by the band?

• Music Man

• Jazz King

• Sleepy LaBone

• Buddy Boy

What does the name 'Sleepy LaBone' signify for Bud?

• His desire to leave.

• His laziness.

• His acceptance into the band.

• His dislike for music.