Raymond's Run Quiz

Squeaky's main motivation for running is to show off her speed and win the race.

• True

• False

Raymond is portrayed as a very independent and socially aware child.

• True

• False

Squeaky feels that her neighborhood is full of people who admire her running ability.

• True

• False

Gretchen, a girl who will compete against Squeaky in the May Day race.

• True

• False

Squeaky is very concerned about Raymond's behavior in public, and she often has to watch over him.

• True

• False

In the first three pages, Squeaky shows a sense of rivalry with the other girls in her neighborhood, especially regarding the upcoming race.

• True

• False

Squeaky is portrayed as confident and self-assured, but she also has a deep concern for her brother Raymond and his well-being.

• True

• False

The May Day race is important to Squeaky, but she is not particularly worried about winning.

• True

• False

Squeaky and Raymond have a close and protective sibling relationship, with Squeaky often keeping a close watch on him.

• True

• False

The setting of the story shows a busy, lively neighborhood, which is important in shaping Squeaky's interactions with her surroundings.

• True

• False