Who said it?
Conflicts
Story Elements
Comprehension
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100
"Gidyap"
Who is Raymond?
100
Man vs. Man or Man vs. Nature
What is external conflict?
100
The time and place of the story
What is setting?
100
The track meet was held on this day.
What is May Day?
100
This person wins the race.
Who is Squeaky?
200
"I completely forgot about the spelling bee"
Who is Cynthia Proctor?
200
Man vs. himself
What is internal conflict?
200

The highest point of tension in a storyline.

What is the climax?

200
Mr. Pearson's nickname
What is Beanstalk?
200
The setting of "Raymond's Run".
What is Harlem? or What is a big city?
300
"That new girl should give you a run for your money."
Who is Mr. Pearson?
300
What type of conflict is the disagreements between Squeaky and Mary Louise Williams?
What is External Conflict?
300
The narrator is a character in the story.
What is first person?
300
Squeaky's only responsibilty at home.
What is watching on Raymond?
300

A person with exceptional talent

What is prodigy?

400
"I always win cause I'm the best."
Who is Squeaky?
400
What type of conflict is Squeaky always wanting to be the best at running?
What is internal conflict?
400
a problem in the story- Man vs. Man, Man vs. Himself, or Man vs. Nature
What is Conflict?
400

An implied reference to a person, event, or thing that is a part of another text.

What is an allusion?

400
Mr. Pearson started to Squeaky to do this before the race.
What is let someone else win?
500
"What grade you in now, Raymond?"
Who is Mary Louise Williams?
500
This happened at the end when Squeaky realized she really wanted to help Raymond become a good runner.
What is resolution?
500
A series of events in the story
What is plot?
500
The only person who Squeaky says can run faster than her.
Who is her dad?
500
The reason people call Raymond Squeaky's "little" brother.
What is because he has a disability.
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