Raymond's Run Quiz
Quiz by JoAnn Goynes
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- Q1In paragraph 5, what does the word prodigy mean?PrettyLazyJealous and pettyExtraordinarily Talented120s
- Q2How does the author provide the reader with a better understanding of the conflict?The author writes in first person point of viewThe author writes the text to entertain usThe author builds tension between characters through the rising actionThe author describes the characterization of each individual character120s
- Q3Choose the best answer to the following question: The story is written in first person point of view to help the reader understand...Because it allows us to know that Squeaky loves runningHow Squeaky thinks and feels which allows us to see her inner conflictTo learn about RaymondTo better understand Gretchen120s
- Q4How do Squeaky’s actions influence the theme?By revealing her kindness to her brother and newfound respect for othersSqueaky’s actions influence the theme by showing her happiness when she learns Raymond would make a fine runnerSqueaky’s actions influence the theme by showing us that walking away from a fight is the right thing to doBy showing us how fast she is120s
- Q5How does Broadway impact the setting of the story?By informing you of where Squeaky livesIt provides imagery for Harlem, New YorkThe setting of Broadway allows space for Squeaky to trainIt provides for a place for Gretchen to confront Raymond120s