Raymonds Run

What is Squeaky's tone/attitude in the story

• happy

• tense

• upset

What is Squeaky's personality

• very quiet

• tense, defensive, matter of fact

• funny

What is the theme of the story

• doing what is best for you

• finding who you are and learning to respect others

• being mad that you have to take care of others

When in the story does Squeaky's character change

• When she sees Raymond running during the race

• When she sees her friends in the town

• When she practices for the race

what is it called when a character changes throughout the story

• static character

• dynamic character

which character in the story has not gone through some kind of growth known as the static character

• Squeaky

• Gretchen

• Raymond

Both Squeaky and Gretchen are talented runners and seem to be in competition with one

another throughout the story. What part of the plot does this statement describe?

• conflict

• resolution

• falling action

What is Squeaky's response to Mr. Pearson's when he hints that Squeaky should let Gretchen win the race? Does she agree to let the other girls win?

• she doesn't agree with his idea

• she thinks its a great idea

• she doesn't care

Both Squeaky and Gretchen turn out to be talented runners and even smile at each other

after the race as a sign of mutual respect. What part of the plot does this statement describe?

• conflict

• resolution

• falling action

How does Squeaky feel about taking care of her brother?

• she is annoyed

• very protective

• she hates him