Vocabulary 1
Story Elements
Vocabulary 2
The Great Depression
Bud, Not Buddy
100

A lively type of dance from the 1940's

Jitterbug

100

What is the time and place of a story called?

Idk

100

A cheap bar or club that has a jukebox

Juke Joint

100

What happens during an economic depression? Give TWO examples.

Many people have fewer opportunities for learning and education

Many people are poor and jobless

100

What is the name of the protagonist of the story?

Bud

200

A period of time in which there is little economic activity and many people are jobless

Depression

200

What is the series of events in a story called?

The Plot
200
The process or system by which people produce, sell, and buy goods and services in a country or region

Economy

200

What is a reason a family might migrate?

To live or work in another place

200

What is the name of the family Bud goes to live with at the start of the novel?

The Amos family

300

A feeling of happiness and excitement

Elation

300

How an author shows or tells the reader what a character is like is called: 

Characterization

300

Causing great damage and harm

Devastating

300

What hardships did farmers face during the Great Depression? Give TWO examples.

Dust storms that damaged crops

Dry land that nothing could grow in

300

What does Bud get attacked by in the shed that Mrs. Amos wants him to sleep in at night?

Wasps/Hornets/Bees

400

Pain and suffering; people faced many of these during the Great Depression

Hardship

400

What are the two types of conflict?

Internal and External

400

The quality allowing someone to continue trying to do something even though it is difficult

Perseverance

400

What were Hoovervilles during the Great Depression?

Shantytowns for homeless people who were struggling

400

What is the name that Bud's pretend daddy and mama give him?

Clarence

500

To place different things together to create an interesting effect or show how they are the same or different

Juxtapose

500

What is it called when you take notes, make comments, and write symbols on a text as you read it?

Annotating

500

Extreme unhappiness

Misery

500

How were children impacted by the challenges of the Great Depression?

Schools were closed

They couldn't afford proper clothing (boots, coats, etc.) and supplies (paper, pencils, etc.)

They had to work to help provide for their family

They fell behind academically

They were homeless and treated badly for being poor

500

What phrase did Bud's mother tell him when he was younger that stuck with him?

"When one door closes, another door opens"

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