Raymond's Run

How does Squeaky’s conversation with the other girls in paragraph 9 contribute to the story?

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• It shows that Squeaky is confident in her running ability and isn’t afraid to stand up for herself.

• It hints that Squeaky is nervous about running against Gretchen and might lose the race.

• It suggests that Squeaky is actually afraid of Gretchen and is trying not to let it show.

• It shows how Squeaky uses insults to weaken her competition and win races.

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How is Squeaky affected by seeing her brother run?

• It pushes her to be the best runner she can be

• It reminds her that running is supposed to be fun.

• It embarrasses her to see Raymond’s strange running style.

• It inspires her to help Raymond so that he can be proud of himself.

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How does the race affect Squeaky’s attitude towards Gretchen?

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• Squeaky wants to fight Gretchen for running against her.

• Squeaky becomes angry at Gretchen for disrespecting Raymond.

• Squeaky has a low opinion of Gretchen because she doesn’t try hard to win.

• Squeaky starts to respect Gretchen for her serious attitude towards running.

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Which of the following sentences belongs in a summary of “Raymond’s Run”?

Think People, Problem, Place, Outcome

• Squeaky should learn to be less rude to others.

• Mary Louise moved from Baltimore to Squeaky’s town.

• A new girl named Gretchen believes she will beat Squeaky in this year’s race.

• Squeaky’s father can beat her in a race while whistling and with his hands in his pockets.

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