Raymond's Run

What is the climax (turning point) of the story?

• When Raymond runs his own "race" and Squeaky stops thinking of herself only

• When Squeaky crosses the line while smiling.

• Squeaky talks about Gretchen being good at running.

How does the main character, Squeaky, change from the beginning to the end of the story? In the beginning Squeaky..... In the end of the story Squeaky...

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Why do Gretchen and Squeaky smile at one another after the race?

• They see Raymond climb the fence.

• They learn they have tied the race.

• They are glad to see each other.

• They have come to respect each other.

At the end of the first paragraph, the narrator tells us that, “All I have to do in life is mind my brother Raymond, which is enough.”  The words, “all I have to do in life” tell the reader that... 

• The narrator has too many responsibilities to deal with.

• The narrator’s sole responsibility is taking care of her brother. 

• The narrator finds minding her brother to be too overwhelming. 

• The narrator’s brother is too much to handle.

How does the setting (in Harlem, NYC) affect the main character's personality?

• It doesn't affect her.

• It makes her scared because of the crime.

• It has made her run fast.

• It makes her tough and hard.

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

“Raymond's Run,” why does Squeaky dislike Mary Louise?

• she's mean

• she's ungrateful

• she's jealous

Why does Squeaky not know at first who has won the race in “Raymond's Run”?

• the finish is very close

• she was watching the crowd

• she was very far behind

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