Why doesn't the strap man want to let the kid get in line?

The line is closed and it wouldn't be fair to let him in.

What makes Bud, Not Buddy a Historical Fiction novel?

The time period is historically important.

Which part of the sentence is historical? Juan was a passenger on one of Magellan's ships.

Magellan was an explorer with a fleet of ships

The time-setting in a Historical Fiction novel must be:

an actual time or period in history

What supports the fact that this story takes place during The Great Depression?

The people wearing ten dollar jackets were considered rich.

Why does the strap man let "Clarence" in the line? Two answers.

"Clarence" appeared to be with his family., "Clarence's father" was a intimidating.

Which of the following is historical about the story?

People stood in line to be fed during the Great Depression.

Which of the following is a fictional part of the story?

"Clarence's" pretend family helped him out.

Why is the family pretending that "Clarence" is theirs?

"Clarence" won't be able to eat if they don't help him.

What was Magellan looking for?

a passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean

The Forum is the place where

everyone in the city gathers and shops

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2018 Historical Fiction Review

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Historical Fiction and Bud, Not Buddy

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1
What time of year is it in Bud, Not Buddy?
summer
spring
winter
fall
2
Why doesn't the strap man want to let the kid get in line?
The strap man is tired of the kid talking back to him.
The line is closed and it wouldn't be fair to let him in.
The line has not opened yet.
The kid got out of line, and no one is allowed to do that.
3
Tito and Bimbi are...
a master and a slave
enemies
both slaves
a boy and his dog
4
What makes Bud, Not Buddy a Historical Fiction novel?
The characters were historical figures.
The family didn't really help the kid.
"Clarence" made an impact on society.
The time period is historically important.
5
Which part of the sentence is historical? Juan was a passenger on one of Magellan's ships.
Magellan was an explorer with a fleet of ships
Juan's father got him a job on the ship.
Juan flipped the sand clocks
Juan was a passenger on a ship
6
The people in Pompeii had already been damaged by a(n)...
flood
earthquake
tornado
hurricane
7
What state did Bud, Not Buddy take place in?
Texas
Wisconsin
Missouri
Michigan
8
The time-setting in a Historical Fiction novel must be:
a made-up time in history
a made-up time, in a made-up place
an actual time or period in history
a real place in the world
9
What about "Clarence's" appearance told other people in the story he probably needed to eat?
he was muscular
he had clean clothes on
he was scrawny
he was square-shouldered
10
Bud, Not Buddy is told in which point of view?
first person
fourth person
third person
second person
11
Which part of the following sentence is fictional? Juan was a passenger on Magellan's ship.
Magellan was an explorer
Magellan had a fleet of ships
ship's boys had jobs like flipping sand clocks
Juan was a passenger on a ship
12
What supports the fact that this story takes place during The Great Depression?
The family knocked "Clarence" upside the head.
There was a line for food.
"Clarence" didn't have a family.
The people wearing ten dollar jackets were considered rich.
13
"Clarence" could be characterized as...
skinny, homeless, and nonchalant
hungry, skinny, and on time
hungry, on time, and determined
hungry, late, and determined
14
Who is the main character in Ship's Boy?
Mrs. Yeargin
Juan
Juan's Grandfather
Magellan
15
Why does the strap man let "Clarence" in the line? Two answers.
"Clarence" appeared to be with his family.
"Clarence" said please.
"Clarence" snuck in line.
"Clarence's father" was a intimidating.
16
What affects the information that the reader receives the most?
conflict
point of view
characters
setting
17
Which of the following is historical about the story?
The strap-man got mad at "Clarence."
People stood in line to be fed during the Great Depression.
"Clarence" got to the line late.
A family pretended that a child was theirs.
18
Which of the following is a fictional part of the story?
Ten dollar jackets were considered to be expensive.
People couldn't afford their own food.
"Clarence's" pretend family helped him out.
The Great Depression occurred during this time.
19
Why is the family pretending that "Clarence" is theirs?
"Clarence" won't be able to eat if they don't help him.
"Clarence" is cute.
"Clarence" asked them to be in their family.
They want another kid to help with chores.
20
Why does "Clarence" feel like he has to lie?
He doesn't like the strap man.
His parents are inside, and he wants to join them.
He always lies.
He wants to eat.
21
The place-setting in a Historical Fiction novel must be...
a real place in the world
somewhere in space
a made-up place in the world
a real time period in the world
22
What was Magellan looking for?
a passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean
treasures
food
a passage back home
23
In a story written in first-person, the narrator...
is not in the story
is a character from another story
is a character in the story
talks about him or herself in third person
24
In a story written in third-person, the narrator is...
not in the story
a character in the story
a character in the story who doesn't talk
a character from another story
25
The Forum is the place where
Bimbi is sacrificed to the gods
gladiators stage fights
everyone in the city gathers and shops
the Caesar addresses his troops

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