Bud, Not Buddy Quiz - Chapter 8 (Version 2)

The given statement suggests that Hooperville is named after President Hoover. To explain this, it can be understood that the town or city named Hooperville is derived from the name of President Hoover. This implies that the town or city was established or named in honor of President Hoover, possibly due to his significant contributions or achievements. Therefore, the answer is true.

In the given question, the correct answer is Deza. This suggests that Deza is the first girl that Bud ever kisses.

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Hooperville was known as "A Cardboard Jungle" because it was a place where makeshift homes and structures were built using cardboard. This suggests that the living conditions in Hooperville were poor and lacking proper infrastructure. The term "jungle" further emphasizes the chaotic and disorganized nature of the settlement, highlighting the challenges and difficulties faced by the residents.

Hooperville, also known as Hooverville, is a term used to describe a homeless village located outside of Flint. This term originated during the Great Depression when makeshift shantytowns were created by individuals who had lost their homes and jobs. These villages were named after President Herbert Hoover, who was blamed for the economic crisis at the time. Hooperville served as a temporary refuge for those who were struggling and unable to afford proper housing.

The statement "Bud and Jerry both made it onto the train" is false. This means that either Bud or Jerry did not make it onto the train, or possibly neither of them did.

Bud mentioned that the one good thing that came out of Hooperville was having his first kiss.

Bud and Jerry were told by the people at Hooperville that in order to get fed, they would have to wash dishes. This means that their task or responsibility for earning their meal was to clean the dirty dishes.

Bud found the police at the train station as a surprise.

Bud's goal at the end of the chapter was to get to the Mission.