Raymond's Run Questions and Answers
How did Squeaky change throughout the story "Raymond's Run?"
Why is the story called "Raymond's Run"?
What's the theme of “Raymond's Run”?
How does Squeaky’s relationship with Raymond develop her point of view in the story?
What is the setting of the short story "Raymond's Run"?
What is the main conflict in "Raymond's Run" by Toni Cade Bambara?
In "Raymond's Run," before the race, Squeaky says, "I run. That is what I am all about," but after the race, what is Squeaky "all about"?
Describe the relationship between Raymond and Squeaky in "Raymond's Run."
In "Raymonds run" how does Squeaky feel about girls and how they smile at each other?
From "Raymond's Run," describe Squeaky's personality. Was Squeaky defensive, determined, or other traits?
What does Squeaky mean when she says, "...like being people" at the end of the story?
In Raymonds Run , how did the setting impact the story ?
What does Raymond do immediately before and during Squeaky's race in "Raymond's Run"?
What is the setting of "Raymond's Run"?
How does Squeaky react when she sees Raymond running parallel to her in the race?
How do others' actions before the race starts affect Squeaky?
What is the mood and tone of "Raymond's Run"?
At the end of the story, what does Squeaky decide to do for Raymond? Why does she make this decision?
Why might Squeaky react to other people the way she does in "Raymond's Run" by Toni Cade Bambara?
What is the conflict between Gretchen and Squeaky in "Raymond's Run"?
What are three examples from “Raymond’s Run” that support the theme that friendship can be found in unexpected places?
What does Mr. Pearson mean when he suggests to Squeaky it would "be a nice gesture if you were . . . to ahhh . . ."?
What is the resolution to the story "Raymond's Run"?
What are some of the conflicts in Raymond's Run, and are they internal, external, or anything else?
Why is the story called "Raymond's Run" instead of Squeaky's run?
What adjectives describe Squeaky from "Raymond's Run" using evidence from the story?
At the beginning of the story, what does the narrator reveal about her family and her own responsibility in the family? How does she feel about this responsibility?
Why does Squeaky think the May Day dance is a waste of time?
The climax of “Raymond’s Run” takes place toward the end of the story, as Squeaky and Gretchen wait for the winner of the fifty-yard dash to be announced. What event contributes to the tension at this point in the story?
Why is Squeaky so bothered by people like Cynthia Procter who won't let on that they practice in "Raymond's Run"?
What is an example of a metaphor and a hyperbole used in the story " Raymond's Run?"
How does Squeaky feel about taking care of Raymond in "Raymond's Run"?
How does Squeaky compare herself to Cynthia in "Raymond's Run" by Toni Cade Bambara?
Why does Squeaky want to win the race so badly?
What is the main conflict of "Raymond's Run"?
Describe Squeaky's attitude towards phoniness and girlishness in "Raymond's Run" by Toni Cade Bambara.
Why do Squeaky and Gretchen smile genuinely at each other after the race?
In "Raymond's Run," how does Squeaky show that she cares a lot about her family, her neighborhood, and the people who live in the inner-city?
Describe the relationship between Hazel and her brother in "Raymond's Run."
Why does Squeaky dislike people who can do certain things better than she can?
Raymond's Run: How does Squeaky practice her running?
In "Raymond's Run," what can we infer about Cynthia Proctor?
What is an example of verbal irony in "Raymond's Run"?
What are examples of Squeaky showing empathy for other characters in "Raymond's Run"?
Does Squeaky's attitude change by the end of the narrative of "Raymond's Run"?
What was Squeaky's important lesson that she learns from her brother?
What does Squeaky's encounter with Gretchen, Rosie, and Mary Louise tell you about Squeaky in "Raymond's Run" by Toni Cade Bambara?
Who is the antagonist in "Raymond's Run"?
What is the conclusion of "Raymond's Run"?
Please provide evidence to show that Squeaky loves her brother and understands his childish ways in "Raymond's Run."
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