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Bud, Not Buddy: Chapters 17-19 - Quiz
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Predict what Bud's future life will be like.
How might things have turned out differently had Angela never run away from home?
Explain how Mr. Calloway used Dirty Deed to help handle racial barriers African American musicians faced.
One of Angela Caldwell's favorite expressions for her son was "For every door that closes, another one opens." Explain the doors that closed and the doors that opened for Bud as the novel progressed.
Why do you think Mr. Calloway was so stubborn in accepting Bud? Do you think their relationship changed once he realized Bud was his only grandson?
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