In "Raymond's Run," Squeaky got her nickname because she has a squeaky voice. Why is she also called Mercury?

How does Squeaky feel about the fact that she has to take care of Raymond in "Raymond's Run"?

Which of the following best describes how to identify a major character in a story?

In "Raymond's Run," when Squeaky sees Gretchen and her friends walking down the street, she is concerned that they will:

In "Raymond's Run," when Mary Louise asks Raymond what grade he is in, her tone is:

Which of the following best defines Gretchen's role in "Raymond's Run"?

Which item best expresses the meaning of the idiom in italics?

Rosie has a big mouth where Raymond is concerned.

In "Raymond's Run," why is Squeaky in doubt about the outcome of the May Day race?

In "Raymond's Run," which of the following best summarizes Squeaky's realization that coaching Raymond is more important than who won the race?

Why does Squeaky keep Raymond near the sides of the city buildings?

In "Raymond's Run," why does Squeaky dislike Mary Louise?

Why does Squeaky get upset when Mary Louise talks to Raymond?

What does Squeaky know about the new girl Gretchen?

Squeaky and Gretchen are competing to win the May Day race. What part of the plot does this describe?

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

What is the resolution of "Raymond's Run"?

Based on what you know about Squeaky, what do you predict she will do when Raymond climbs the fence at the race?

After the race, Squeaky and Gretchen smile at each other. What do you predict about their future?

Which word has a meaning similar to prodigy?

In "Raymond's Run," 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... 

Squeaky threatens Rosie and Mary Louise when they