How does squeaky conversation with Gretchen in paragraph 9 contribute to the story?
How does squeaky conversation with Gretchen in paragraph 9 contribute to the story?
How does Squeaky’s conversation with Gretchen in Paragraph 9 contribute to the story? A. 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.
How does squeaky feel when she notices Raymond running during the race?
Squeaky notices that Gretchen’s chin is jutting out unbelievably far. It’s a bit funny, but Squeaky stays focused on her run. Then Squeaky looks the other direction and sees Raymond. When she sees him, Squeaky is shocked by what she sees.
What does squeaky realize after the race?
What does Squeaky realize after the race? Gretchen is a better runner that she is. She is even more committed to beating her father. Taking care of Raymond is her most important job.
Who is Cynthia Procter?
Cynthia is a classmate of Squeaky’s whom Squeaky resents because she pretends to be naturally gifted at everything she does rather than admitting that she practices honing certain skills.
How does squeaky feel about the fact that she has to take care of Raymond?
How does squeaky feel about the fact that she has to take care of Raymond? She is protective of him. When squeaky says that Raymond is “not quite right” she means that? He is mentally challenged.
What happens when squeaky and Raymond run into Rosie Mary Louise and the Gretchen?
In “Raymond’s Run,” what happens when Squeaky runs into Gretchen, Mary Louise, and Rosie on a walk with her brother? A: The girls decide to have a race. The girls get into a physical fight.
What changes do you see in squeaky as the story progresses?
She wants to beat everyone in the big race because she works hard to be the most fastest runner around. She wants to be the best and gets a little mad at a girl in the story. This is a change Squeaky has that makes her a better person because now she might even be freinds with the girl.
Who is the antagonist of Raymond’s Run?
Gretchen, the antagonist, feels competitive with Squeaky and wants to beat her in the annual May Day race.
How does squeaky feel about the May Day activities?
Squeaky finds parts of the May Day celebration frivolous and inappropriate for her inner city neighborhood. prancing around a May Pole getting the new clothes all dirty and sweaty and trying to act like a fairy or a flower or whatever you’re supposed to be when you should be trying to be yourself.