Bud, Not Buddy Novel Quiz: Trivia!

Bud asked Lefty to show his teeth because he thought Lefty was a vampire.

The band gave Bud the name Sleepy LaBone.

The correct answer is Angela.

Bud made Todd pee the bed as an act of revenge.

Bud was 6 years old when his mother died.

Bud meets Deza Malone in Hooverville. This is evident from the information provided in the question. The options "At a foster home," "On a train," and "In the River" are not mentioned in the question, so they can be eliminated as possible answers.

The correct answer is Sweet Pea.

Bud meets Mr. Lefty Lewis on the road outside of Owosso.

Bud hid a shotgun from the Amos' on the porch.

Bud realized that the dead girl's room was his mom's room.

Mrs. Thomas said "Go ahead and cry, Bud. You're home." This suggests that Bud is finally in a safe and familiar place, where he can express his emotions freely. Mrs. Thomas seems to be comforting Bud and assuring him that he is now in a place where he can feel secure and let his guard down.

Miss Thomas is the singer in the band. This is evident from the given options where it is stated that she is Mr. C's wife, Bud's grandmother, and Bud's guardian. None of these options indicate that she is involved with the band. Therefore, the correct answer is that she is the singer in the band.

Bud did not have a book in his suitcase. The question is asking for the item that was not present in Bud's suitcase, and the given answer states that it was a book.

Steady Eddie is the correct answer because the question asks for the name of the saxophone player in the band, and Steady Eddie is the only option that could potentially be a name. The other options, Doo-Doo Bug, The Thug, and Dirty Deed, do not sound like names that a saxophone player would have.

Lefty Lewis dropped Bud off at The Log Cabin.

Bud thinks that Miss Thomas is the most beautiful woman in the world.

The name "Clarence" is not listed as a member of Herman E. Calloway's band. This can be concluded by comparing the given names with the options provided.

Bud cries when he looks around the table at the Sweet Pea and realizes he is right where he needs to be. This suggests that Bud has finally found a sense of belonging and acceptance, which brings him to tears of happiness and relief. It signifies a significant emotional turning point for Bud, as he has spent much of the story feeling lonely and searching for a place where he truly belongs.

The correct answer is Grand Calloway Station. This is the name of Herman E. Calloway's house.

The correct answer is that the policeman stopped the vehicle to look for labor union papers.

Mrs. Sleet is Lefty Lewis' daughter because it is stated in the question.

Bud gave Mr. C. the flyers and the rocks as a way to show his appreciation and gratitude. These items held sentimental value for Bud and represented the journey he had taken throughout the novel. By giving them to Mr. C., Bud was expressing his thanks for the support and guidance he had received.

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Bud and Bugs decide to head out to Chicago together.

Steady Eddie takes this action because Bud's current suitcase is deteriorating, and Eddie wishes to provide him with a sturdier case for his valuable belongings. Bud, sensing a newfound sense of family, is willing to part with his old suitcase, appreciating the gesture.

Herman E. Calloway's warning to Bud indicates that he is cautious about theft and wants to make sure that Bud is aware that he would be able to detect if anything was stolen. This suggests that Calloway values his belongings and wants to prevent any potential theft from occurring.

Bud mistakes Lefty Lewis for a vampire because he finds a box of blood in his car. This misunderstanding leads to Bud's initial apprehension towards Lefty.