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What were the children doing when the caseworker came in?
Playing a game
Waiting for breakfast
Sleeping in their beds
What kind of shoes was the caseworker wearing?
High-heeled shoes
Soft slippers
Big boots
What did the caseworker ask Bud?
"Are you Buddy Caldwell?"
"Are you hungry?"
"What is your name?"
What did Bud say his name was?
Buddy Caldwell
Jerry Clark
Bud, not Buddy
Who did the caseworker take out of line with Bud?
Jerry, one of the little boys
Mr. Amos
Todd Amos
Where would Jerry be going to live?
With three little girls
With Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Back to the Home
What did Jerry ask when he heard about going to a new home?
"Why me?"
"Together?"
"Can I bring my toy?"
How old was the Amos' son?
**The reading doesn't say**
Ten years old
Twelve years old
What did the caseworker say to Bud about his new home?
"They have lots of toys."
"I'm sure you'll be very happy."
"It will be temporary."
How did the caseworker say the country was doing?
There was a depression going on.
It was a time for celebration
It was doing very well.
What did the caseworker say people were finding difficult to do?
Find jobs
Go to school
Play outside
How did Jerry describe himself when he moved his lips?
Tired and sleepy
Cheerful, helpful, and grateful
Sad and angry
What did the caseworker say Jerry and Bud were lucky to have?
Lots of friends
New shoes
Two wonderful families
What did Jerry look like according to the text in paragraph 8?
Sad and tired
Like he'd just found out they were going to dip him in a pot
Very happy
What did the caseworker do before finishing her sentence in paragraph 14?
She looked at her papers again.
She dragged out the word "very."
She smiled at the boys.
