Bud's Journey and Discoveries

Bud is on the run and seeks refuge at the library, reflecting on his mother's advice and memories. He checks his suitcase for missing items and recalls lessons about his name and identity. Bud interprets his mother's advice about doors, understanding it as a metaphor for new opportunities.

What was Bud's immediate concern at the beginning of the chapter?

• Finding a job

• Meeting a friend

• Escaping the neighborhood

• Finding food

Why did Bud want to reach the North Side Library?

• To hide from the police

• To find a book

• To use the restroom

• To meet Miss Hill for help

What did Bud discover about the library windows?

• They were open

• They were locked

• They had metal bars

• They were broken

What did Bud notice about his suitcase?

• It was new

• It was missing

• It had been searched

• It was empty

What was unique about the photograph of Bud's mother?

• It was torn

• It was the only one he had

• It was in color

• It was a painting

What did Bud's mother dislike about the cowboy hat?

• It was fake and dirty

• It was too expensive

• It was too small

• It was too clean

What did Bud's mother insist about his name?

• It should be changed

• It should be a secret

• It should be Bud

• It should be Buddy

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

• It was about fear

• It was about opportunities

• It was about safety

• It was about ghosts