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Raymond's Run, Conflict, Character Types, and Vocabulary
Raymond's Run, Conflict, Character Types, and Vocabulary
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This review is based on what we have discussed week 2 in Language Arts.
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Why does Squeaky think that Raymond could be a good runner?
he beat Gretchen
his body is thin and wiry
he trains with Squeaky
he has beated Squeaky before
2
Name the two characters who are flat and static throughout the story.
Cynthia and Raymond
Squeaky and Raymond
Squeaky and Gretchen
Cynthia and Squeaky
3
What term describes a person who causes a problem for someone else
protagonist
antagonist
4
Which best describes Squeaky?
fun-loving
rude
intelligent
irresistable
5
Who is often times the main character?
protagonist
antagonist
6
to move faster than a walk, but slower than a run.
trot
sidekick
liable
7
A person who is gifted is called a ---
professor
person
prodigy
principal
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Where does this story take place?
Harlem
Detroit
Rochester
Dodge Center
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Who does Squeaky not respect and wants her to be called Hazel?
Raphael Perez
Mary Lou
Rosie
Mr. Pearson
10
what most people think about a person or thing.
prodigy
reputation
sidekick
obligation
11
What most people think about a person or thing is called...
crouch
holler
reputation
sidekick
12
Which one is not an external conflict?
Man Vs. Self
Man vs. Man
Man Vs. Society
Man Vs. Fate
13
Squeaky decides that helping others is better than winning.
False
True
14
to encourage yourself to do better, cheering yourself on..
reputation
hollering
affirmation
liable
15
Squeaky plans to hand over the family's running talent to Raymond.
False
True
16
Hazel doesn't want Mr. Pearson to call her...
Quicksilver
Flash
Squeaky
Mercury
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Squeaky likes to solve problems with/by
talking
physical force
calling the police
running away
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Affirmation means
crouching and closing oneself inward
hiding in a hole
putting oneself down
pumping oneself up
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Affirmation means to encourage yourself to do better.
False
True
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to grasp or hold something.
clutch
trot
liable
sidekick
