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Bud Not Buddy Quiz

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by Holly Price
1

What city does Bud travel from at the start of the book?

2

Who is Herman E. Calloway to Bud?

3

Which genre best describes the music associated with Bud’s suspected father?

4

What theme is central to Bud’s journey?

5

Which obstacle does Bud repeatedly face during his journey?

6

What does Herman E. Calloway's response to hearing the name of Bud's mother reveal?

7

One of Bud's things to remember is: The older you get, the worse something has to be to make you cry. What does this tell us about Bud's understanding of adults?

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8

Why was Herman E. Calloway so strict with Bud's mother?

9

How does Bud getting his nickname help his character development?

10

Why are the rocks important to the plot of the story?

11

How would you describe Herman E. Calloway's character?

12

How do the band members react to Bud staying with them?

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Bud leaves Flint to search for his father.

Bud believes his father is the bandleader Herman E. Calloway.

Herman E. Calloway leads a jazz band.

Bud longs for a real family connection.

Depression-era hardship is a core element.

Bud uses a flyer to introduce himself and seek his father.

Bud learns Herman E. Calloway is his father figure in the band.

The story unfolds amid economic hardship of the 1930s.

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