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Bud, Not Buddy: Chapters 9-12 - Quiz
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Would you want Kim and Scott Sleet as friends? Why or why not?
Write a paragraph describing Lefty Lewis. Include details about his personality as well as his appearance.
When Bud set out to walk the long road to Grand Rapids, he commented about how dark and scary it was. Tell about a place that made you feel scared.
Bud's favorite books were about the Civil War. What type of books do you enjoy reading the most and why are they your favorite?
Do you think it's all right for Bud to make up so many lies? Explain why you agree or disagree.
Was Bud right to accept a ride with a stranger? Why or why not?
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