Understanding Bud's Experiences and Reactions

Bud arrives at Grand Callaway Station with Miss Thomas, who explains the house's name. She shows Bud his room, where he feels uneasy about the closets and the previous occupant. Bud's fears grow as he prepares for bed, but he eventually falls asleep after a confrontation with Herman E. Calloway, who is suspicious of him. Despite the tension, Bud finds comfort in the room and drifts into a peaceful sleep.

What is the name of the house where Bud arrives with Miss Thomas?

• New York Station

• Callaway Mansion

• Central Park House

• Grand Callaway Station

Why does Mr. Calloway name the house 'Grand Callaway Station'?

• It has many visitors at all hours

• It was a former train station

• It resembles a train station

• It is located near a train station

What does Miss Thomas promise to do the next day?

• Show Bud around the house

• Take Bud shopping

• Introduce Bud to Mr. Calloway

• Teach Bud to play an instrument

What makes Bud nervous about the room?

• The lack of windows

• The color of the walls

• The two little doors

• The size of the room

What does Miss Thomas say is inside the closets?

• Old clothes and toys

• Books and papers

• Musical instruments

• Food supplies

What does Bud associate with the word 'gone'?

• Being forgotten

• Being lost

• Traveling

• Being dead

What does Bud plan to do to feel safer in the room?

• Call for Miss Thomas

• Sleep with the lights on

• Block the doors with furniture

• Lock the doors

What does Bud hear after Miss Thomas leaves?

• A dog barking

• Music playing

• An argument

• A door creaking

How does Herman E. Calloway react to Bud?

• He is friendly

• He is indifferent

• He is suspicious

• He is welcoming

What does Herman E. Calloway warn Bud not to do?

• Leave the house

• Talk to strangers

• Snoop around

• Play loud music