Raymond's Run

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What is the main conflict in 'Raymond's Run'?

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The main conflict is Squeaky's determination to win the race while also caring for her brother Raymond and dealing with her rivalry with Gretchen.

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Who is Squeaky's brother and what is his condition?

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Squeaky's brother is Raymond, and he is developmentally challenged.

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What does Squeaky prioritize in her life?

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Squeaky prioritizes her running and taking care of her brother Raymond.

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What does Squeaky learn about competition by the end of the story?

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Squeaky learns that supporting others, like helping Raymond, is more important than just winning.

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What role does the setting play in 'Raymond's Run'?

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The setting, primarily in their neighborhood and the race track, highlights the challenges Squeaky faces and her determination.

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How does Squeaky's view of Gretchen change throughout the story?

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Squeaky initially sees Gretchen as a rival but later respects her as a fellow runner.

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What is the significance of the race in 'Raymond's Run'?

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The race symbolizes personal growth, competition, and the bond between Squeaky and Raymond.

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What does Squeaky decide to do after the race?

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Squeaky decides to become Raymond's track coach.

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How does Squeaky's relationship with her brother influence her character development?

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Squeaky's responsibility for Raymond shapes her maturity and perspective on winning and competition.

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What does the term 'rising action' refer to in a story?

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Rising action refers to the series of events that create suspense and lead up to the climax.