Raymond's Run Assessment

Front

What is the main theme of 'Raymond's Run'?

Back

Sometimes helping others can offer a greater sense of accomplishment than winning.

Front

How does Squeaky feel about the May Day program?

Back

She has no interest in observing or participating in it.

Front

What does Squeaky's relationship with Raymond reveal?

Back

She loves him and is protective of him.

Front

What is Squeaky's attitude towards her competitors?

Back

She is prepared for them to give her trouble.

Front

What does Squeaky do to prepare for the race?

Back

She practices running and studies the words for the spelling bee.

Front

How does Squeaky view her potential future as a coach?

Back

She sees it as a new career opportunity, especially with Raymond as her champion.

Front

What does Squeaky's smile signify at the end of the race?

Back

It signifies her acceptance of the outcome, whether winning or losing.

Front

What does the character of Squeaky represent in the story?

Back

She represents determination, resilience, and the importance of supporting others.

Front

How does Squeaky's perspective on competition evolve throughout the story?

Back

She learns that helping others can be more fulfilling than just winning.

Front

What role does family play in Squeaky's life?

Back

Family, especially her brother Raymond, is central to her identity and motivations.