Narratives: Raymond's Run
At the beginning of Raymond's Run, how does Squeaky mainly view Gretchen?
As a rival
Why does Kenny hide behind the couch in Chapter 15?
He is struggling with fear and guilt
What is an inference?
A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
What causes Squeaky to recognize Raymond's athletic ability?
He runs beside the fence
How does Byron help Kenny begin to heal?
He speaks honestly and reminds Kenny of his courage
What should a strong theme statement express?
A complete lesson about life or people
How does Squeaky's view of Gretchen change by the end of the story?
She respects Gretchen's ability
Which theme is developed through Kenny and Byron's relationship?
Family support can help a person heal
What does an author's use of repetition often help do?
Emphasize an important idea
Which theme is developed in Raymond's Run?
Recognizing others' strengths can lead to growth
What does historical context mean?
The real conditions surrounding the story
Which detail would best support the claim that a character is becoming more respectful?
The character praises a rival's ability
In the comparison “Raymond rattles the fence like a gorilla in a cage,” what tone is created?
Humorous and energetic
How does the Birmingham church bombing affect Kenny?
It causes fear, guilt, and withdrawal
What important idea is developed in both Unit 1 texts?
Relationships can influence personal growth