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bnb chapter 13 and 14

Vocabulary & Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Ilk:
a.
Started; induced
c.
Not permanent; just for a little while
b.
kind, group, sort, set
d.
Sad
 

 2. 

Tolerate:
a.
Low-life creatures like rats & mice
c.
Lightly or gently pushed
b.
Temporary care
d.
Put up with; endure
 

 3. 

Hoodlum:
a.
nervously moving about or twitching
c.
a small-time criminal
b.
an act of God, something amazing
d.
carried
 

 4. 

Fumbling:
a.
Hotness or coolness
c.
Illness causing difficulty breathing
b.
Clumsily handling things
d.
Unthankfulness
 

 5. 

Ingratitude:
a.
Hotness or coolness
c.
Illness causing difficulty breathing
b.
Clumsily handling things
d.
Unthankfulness
 

 6. 

Nudged:
a.
Low-life creatures like rats & mice
c.
Lightly or gently pushed
b.
Temporary care
d.
Put up with; endure
 

 7. 

Foster:
a.
Low-life creatures like rats & mice
c.
Lightly or gently pushed
b.
Temporary care
d.
Put up with; endure
 

 8. 

Glum:
a.
Started; induced
c.
Not permanent; just for a little while
b.
kind, group, sort, set
d.
Sad
 

 9. 

Miracle:
a.
nervously moving about or twitching
c.
a small-time criminal
b.
an act of God, something amazing
d.
carried
 

 10. 

Fidgeting:
a.
nervously moving about or twitching
c.
a small-time criminal
b.
an act of God, something amazing
d.
carried
 

 11. 

Torturing:
a.
Repeatedly demanded
c.
Charitable, usually religious, place of help for the needy.
b.
Small in size
d.
Mistreating, tormenting, abusing.
 

 12. 

Temperature
a.
Hotness or coolness
c.
Illness causing difficulty breathing
b.
Clumsily handling things
d.
Unthankfulness
 

 13. 

Vermin:
a.
Low-life creatures like rats & mice
c.
Lightly or gently pushed
b.
Temporary care
d.
Put up with; endure
 

 14. 

Lugged:
a.
nervously moving about or twitching
c.
a small-time criminal
b.
an act of God, something amazing
d.
carried
 

 15. 

Asthma:
a.
Hotness or coolness
c.
Illness causing difficulty breathing
b.
Clumsily handling things
d.
Unthankfulness
 

 16. 

Midget:
a.
Repeatedly demanded
c.
Charitable, usually religious, place of help for the needy.
b.
Small in size
d.
Mistreating, tormenting, abusing.
 

 17. 

Provoked:
a.
Started; induced
c.
Not permanent; just for a little while
b.
kind, group, sort, set
d.
Sad
 

 18. 

Mission:
a.
Repeatedly demanded
c.
Charitable, usually religious, place of help for the needy.
b.
Small in size
d.
Mistreating, tormenting, abusing.
 

 19. 

Insisted:
a.
Repeatedly demanded
c.
Charitable, usually religious, place of help for the needy.
b.
Small in size
d.
Mistreating, tormenting, abusing.
 

 20. 

Temporary:
a.
Started; induced
c.
Not permanent; just for a little while
b.
kind, group, sort, set
d.
Sad
 

 21. 

What was Bud’s first impression of Herman E. Calloway?
a.
He’d be a swell dad.
c.
He smelled like stale smoke and booze.
b.
He seemed like he’d be hard to get along with.
d.
He was just an average guy but would do nicely as a dad.
 

 22. 

Identify Sweet Pea.
a.
Sweet Pea was the band’s nickname for Herman E. Calloway.
c.
Sweet Pea was the name of the restaurant the band ate at frequently.
b.
Sweet Pea was the band’s code for “Mr. Calloway is coming.”
d.
Sweet Pea was Bud’s nickname.
 

 23. 

Who was Miss Thomas?
a.
She was Mr. Calloway’s wife.  She just used Thomas as a stage name.
c.
She was Herman E. Calloway’s daughter.
b.
She was the band’s vocalist who had a special relationship with Mr. Calloway.
d.
She was Lefty’s daughter.
 

 24. 

What hit Bud as hard as Snaggleooth MacNevin had smacked Herman E. Calloway?
a.
Mr. Calloway’s fist hit him.
c.
Mr. Calloway’s bad humor hit Bud hard.
b.
The band’s music did.
d.
The realization that this was where he belonged hit Bud hard.
 

 25. 

What did Bud decide when he realized that this was where he was supposed to be? 
a.
He decided he would work hard and do everything he could to make everyone there love him.
c.
He decided it would take a lot more than a grouchy, old, bald-headed guy with a tremendous belly to run him out.
b.
He decided that even though it was where he was supposed to be, he didn’t really like being there and would take the first opportunity to go back to Flint.
d.
He decided Mr. Calloway wasn’t really so bad after all.
 

 26. 

Why did Bud cry?
a.
Herman E. Calloway wasn’t his father, he was disappointed to have to keep looking for his relatives.
c.
He missed his mother and really wanted her advice.
b.
He was happy and relieved to be home.
d.
Miss Thomas reminded him so much of his mother, it was too much for him.  He just broke down and cried. 
 



 
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