What are 10 major events in Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson, from the beginning until the end of the book in order?

In questions such as these, I think that the individual
has to end up determining what moments they see as significant.  Naturally, there are
some basic elements that would be seen as universal, but the idea of constructing "ten"
important events is one where nearly anything can be seen as essential.  The development
of characters, the introduction of side characters, as well as the growth of emotional
dynamics are all aspects which can become seen as "important" events.  For example, the
rape of Melinda has to be seen as an important event.  It sets the entire work in
motion.  Yet, from this many other elements can be developed.  Some might or might not
see Melinda's befriending of Mr. Freeman as an important element.  The shunning of
Melinda could be seen by different individuals as an important event.  The future of
"it" might be seen as another important event.  Perhaps, this could be seen as another
important event.  I think that Melinda's embrace of art and artistic expression is
another instant where an important event is evident because it provides an outlet for
her ability to "speak," the very basis of the novel.  I think that starting from one
point and then constructing different elements that you think are important can help you
find the ten events that are being sought.