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Conflict
Plot
Irony
Character
Vocabulary
100
External conflict
What is self vs. other; self vs. nature; self vs. society?
100
What Squeaky thinks about Raymond at the beginning of the story.
What is that he can't do much on his own?
100

The characters go on a quest to fulfill their hearts’ desires and instead of doing so they realize that they already had what they wanted all along

What is to situational irony?

100
One of the characters with whom Squeaky has a conflict.
Who is Gretchen
100
Something that is very difficult to do.
What is an ARDUOUS task?
200
Internal Conflict
What is self vs. self?
200
What Squeaky does when someone picks on Raymond.
What is fight?
200

When someone falls over for the tenth time while ice-skating and says “I meant to do that.”

What is verbal irony?

200
2 words that describe Squeaky's personality.
What is independent; competitive; protective; aggressive; judgmental
200
Something so strong that it is threatening.
What is FORMIDABLE?
300
'Squeaky challenges the people who make fun of Raymond' is an example of this type of conflict.
What is external conflict?
300
What Raymond did while Squeaky was running her race.
What is run?
300

A girl is teasing her friend for having mud on his face but she doesn’t know that she also has mud on her face.

What is dramatic irony?

300
Squeaky feels like she's being "blown through the sky like a feather...."
How does Squeaky feel before she runs?
300
Not threatening or harmful
What is innocuous?
400
'Squeaky threatens Rosie and Mary Louise when they pick on Raymond' is an example of this type of conflict.
What is external conflict?
400
How Squeaky felt about Raymond after she saw him run.
What is saw that he had potential, felt respect for him, saw that there was more to him than she had realized?
400

You can’t open your new scissors because you don’t have any scissors to cut through the plastic.

What is situational irony?

400
The reason Squeaky calls herself "Quicksilver"
What is because she is so fast?
400
So common that it is boring.
What is banal?
500
'Squeaky sees Gretchen as a rival but also admires her' is an example of this type of conflict.
What is internal conflict?
500
The reason why Squeaky learned to respect Gretchen.
What is because Gretchen was a good runner?
500

Buying your English teacher a mug that reads “your the best teacher ever.”

What is situational irony?

500
The reason why Squeaky and Gretchen smile at eachother after the race.
What is they respect eachother?
500
Used up until it is gone
What is DEPLETED?