Squeaky got her nickname because she has a Squeaky voice. Why is she also called Mercury?

• She is the fastest thing in the neighborhood.

• She is a little girl with skinny arms.

• She lives on Mercury street.

• She competes in track races.

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How does Squeaky feel about the fact that she has to take care of Raymond?

• She wishes he would pay more attention.

• She is glad to do it because it gives her a sense of importance.

• She doesn't mind because he really takes care of himself.

• She is very protective of him.

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When Squeaky says that Raymond is "not quite right", she means that

• he is wrong about an argument they had.

• he likes to play practical jokes.

• he has a quick temper.

• he is mentally challenged.

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When Squeaky sees Gretchen and her friends, she is concerned that they will

• make fun of George.

• make fun of her.

• challenge her to a race.

• challenge her to a fight.

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When Mary Louise asks Raymond what grade he is in, her tone is

• friendly.

• loving.

• puzzled.

• mocking.

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Which of the following best defines Gretchen's role in "Raymond's Run"?

• someone who competes with Squeaky.

• someone who fights with Squeaky.

• someone who stands up for Squeaky.

• someone who teaches Squeaky a lesson.

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What can you tell about Squeaky's personality from this passage?

You'd think she'd be glad her daughter ain't out there prancing around the May Pole getting the new clothes all dirty and sweaty and trying to act like a fairy or a flower...

• She thinks it's a shame to ruin expensive clothes.

• She is envious of girls who dance around the May Pole.

• She thinks the May Pole is a silly waste of time.

• She thinks it is unladylike to get sweaty.

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Which of the following is not part of the rising action in "Raymond's Run"?

• Squeaky and Raymond confront Mary Louise and her friends on Broadway.

• Mr. Pearson hints to Squeaky that she should consider letting the new girl win.

• Squeaky is responsible for taking care of Raymond.

• Squeaky practices her running to prepare for the race.

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Squeaky and Gretchen are each talented runners who want to win the May Day race. What part of the plot does this describe?

• the resolution.

• the conflict.

• the exposition

• the falling action

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Which statement is a reasonable prediction of Squeaky's response to Mr. Pearson's hints that Squeaky should let Gretchen win the race?

• She will let Gretchen win so that they might become friends.

• She will agree to tie with Gretchen because they are both good runners.

• She will reject the hint with scorn.

• She will agree to let Gretchen win.

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