Bud, Not Buddy Final

The band gave the name "Sleepy Labone" to Bud.

The band gave Bud the name "Sleepy LaBone".

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

Bud was 6 years old when his mother died.

Bud asking Lefty to show his teeth suggests that Bud believed Lefty was a vampire. Vampires are often depicted with sharp fangs, so Bud may have wanted to confirm if Lefty had any unusual teeth. This explanation is supported by the fact that the other options do not mention anything about vampires or provide any other context for why Bud would specifically ask to see Lefty's teeth.

The question is asking for the name of Bud's mom. Out of the given options, Angela is the correct answer.

Bud meets Deza Malone in Hooverville. This is a shantytown or makeshift community during the Great Depression, where many homeless people lived. It is likely that both Bud and Deza found themselves in Hooverville due to their difficult circumstances, and it was there that they crossed paths and formed a connection.

Steady Eddie is the correct answer because the question asks for the name of the saxophone player in the band. Out of the given options, Steady Eddie is the only name that can be associated with a person, suggesting that he is the saxophone player in the band. The other options (Doo-Doo Bug, The Thug, and Dirty Deed) do not provide any indication of being a saxophone player's name.

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

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

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

The name Clarence is not listed as a member of Herman E. Calloway's band.

Mrs. Thomas said "Go ahead and cry, Bud. You're home." This statement suggests that Bud, the person being addressed, is in a familiar and comforting environment. Mrs. Thomas displays empathy and understanding by encouraging Bud to express his emotions freely, indicating that she is likely a caring and supportive figure in his life.

Bud did not have a book in his suitcase. This is evident from the information given in the question.

The correct answer is Sweet Pea. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the name of the restaurant that the band takes Bud to. Out of the given options, Sweet Pea is the only one that fits this description.

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

Lefty Lewis dropped Bud off at The Log Cabin.

Miss Thomas is the singer in the band because it is stated in the given options. There is no additional information provided to suggest any other role or relationship for Miss Thomas.

The correct answer is "Grand Calloway Station". This is the name of Herman E. Calloway's house. The other options, such as "Grand Central Station" and "The Log Cabin", are not the correct names of his house. "Calloway Stop" is also not the correct name.

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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 among the people at Sweet Pea. The emotional release of crying signifies his relief and happiness in discovering a place where he feels wanted and valued.

Bud gave Mr. C. the flyers and the rocks as a way of showing his gratitude and appreciation. The flyers represented Bud's dream of finding his father and the rocks symbolized the hardships and challenges he had overcome. By giving these items to Mr. C., Bud was sharing a part of his journey and expressing his thanks for the support and guidance he had received.

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

Bud and Bugs decide to head out to Chicago together.

Mrs. Sleet is Lefty Lewis' daughter. This means that she is the daughter of Lefty Lewis, who is presumably a member of the band mentioned earlier. The information provided does not give any further context or details about Mrs. Sleet, such as her role in the band or her relationship with Bud.

Steady asked Bud this question because he believed that in order for Bud to be in the band, he needed a new suitcase.

Lefty made a deal with Bud that he would drop him off at Grand Rapids and Bud would go in and tell Herman E. Calloway that Lefty had dropped him off. Lefty also promised to hold on to Bud's suitcase until he came back out to get it. This deal shows that Lefty was looking out for Bud and wanted to help him navigate his way into the Log Cabin and meet Herman E. Calloway.