Bud, Not Buddy Quiz Chapters 4-6

The correct answer is Christopher Paul Curtis. Christopher Paul Curtis is the author of the book "Bud, Not Buddy". The repetition of the name "Christopher Curtis" in the answer options suggests that it is the correct answer.

The correct answer is Clarence. This is Bud's nickname from his pretend parents. The alternative option "Clarance" is a misspelling of the correct answer.

Bud's "pretend mom" gave him brown sugar as a special treat at breakfast.

Bud spent his first night at the Amoses in a shed. The word "shed" is used as a noun to refer to a small, simple building used for storage or as a temporary shelter. In this context, it implies that Bud stayed in a shed on the property of the Amoses. The article "a" is used before "shed" to indicate that it is any shed, not a specific one. However, "the shed" is also a correct answer as it implies that there is a specific shed that Bud stayed in, possibly one that was previously mentioned or known to the speaker and the listener.

Bud sought revenge on Todd by causing him to wet his bed, wet his pants, wet the bed, and pee the bed.

Bud ran away to safety in either the library or the specific library mentioned. However, he was locked out of the library, indicating that he was unable to enter the building for protection.

Bud hid a shotgun and a rifle on the porch to prevent the Amoses from finding them.

The correct answer is "cowboy hat, hat, the hat, a ten gallon hat". The question states that Bud's mom was upset in her picture because of this being dirty. The word "this" refers to a hat, and the options provided all refer to different types of hats. Therefore, any of these options could be the correct answer as they all fit the context of the question.

Bud was attacked by hornets after he disturbed their nest. Hornets are known for being aggressive and territorial, especially when their nest is disturbed. They have a painful sting and will defend their nest vigorously. Therefore, it is likely that Bud's actions of disturbing the hornets' nest triggered their attack on him.

The word "creep" refers to moving slowly and stealthily, typically on hands and knees. "Crawl" is the most closely related word to "creep" as it also implies moving on hands and knees in a similar manner. "Stand," "squat," and "jump" do not convey the same idea of slow and stealthy movement.

If you were lying close to the ground with legs bent, you would be crouched. This is because crouching involves bending the legs and lowering the body close to the ground. It is a position often used for balance, stability, or to hide from view.

Bud went to get his breakfast at the mission.

Bud spent the night under a Christmas tree, under a tree, under a tree at the library, or under a Christmas tree at the library.

The opposite of "raggedy" would be "dressed-up" because "raggedy" means shabby or untidy in appearance, while "dressed-up" means well-dressed or in formal attire. These two words are antonyms as they represent opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of appearance and clothing.

Bud had a bag of rocks and a picture of his mom in his suitcase.