Match the quotations from the story to their explanations. people like to act like things come
easy to them. ... Not me."
This shows that Squeaky values honesty.
"I almost stop to watch my brother
Raymond on his first run.
This shows that Squeaky
thinks kids are as important as adults.
“Besides, there's just me and Gretchen
standing there really."
This shows that Squeaky cares what
other girls think about her.
"But that's chicken and I've got
a reputation to consider."
This shows that Squeaky sees things in
Raymond that other people don't.
"He's got no right to call me Squeaky, if
I can't call him Beanstalk."
This shows that Squeaky pays more
attention to people she respects.

1). "People like to act like things come  easy to them. ... Not me."  - This shows that Squeaky values honesty.

2). "I almost stop to watch my brother  Raymond on his first run. " - This shows that Squeaky sees things in  Raymond that other people don't.

3). “Besides, there's just me and Gretchen  standing there really."  - This shows that Squeaky pays more  attention to the people she respects.

4). "But that's chicken and I've got  a reputation to consider."  - This shows that Squeaky cares what  other girls think about her.

5). "He's got no right to call me Squeaky, if  I can't call him Beanstalk."  - This shows that Squeaky  thinks kids are as important as adults.

Explanation:

The above quotations have been correctly matched with the explanations provided as mentioned above.

The first quote 'people like ...not me' displays that Squeaky value honesty as she believes that she is not like people who 'behave like things which come easy to them.' This shows that she knows the worth of the integrity she holds.

In the next quote, Squeaky especially halts to see Raymond's run which shows that she observes the unique qualities of him which other people around them fail to do. This shows that she recognizes his abilities.

The next quote talks about Gretchen and Squeaky standing there only despite everyone's left shows that she values the integrity and dignity of people whom she respects and admires.

The words 'I've got a reputation to consider' justify it clearly that Squeaky is concerned about what other people think about her and their opinions. She maintains herself accordingly so that her reputation remains intact.

In the last quote, the description of 'I can't call him Beanstalk' mirrors that she gives equal importance and respect to both the kids and adults without being partial or biased.

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