Characters
Symbolism
Grammar
Literary Devices
Comprehension
100

smart but does not have much common sense; youngest member of the gang

Ponyboy

100

Cars are a symbol of what and for whom?

money, wealth - Socs

100

Pam and Josh play video games against each other.

compound subject

100

"Things gotta get better, I figured. They couldn't get worse. I was wrong." (pg. 52)

foreshadowing

100

The narrator of the story and in which point of view?

Ponyboy - first person

200

wisecracker, always making jokes and tries to keep situations light-hearted

Two-Bit

200

A character's personality is symbolized through this

eye color

200

I shivered and hurried inside to get out of the cold. 

compound predicate

200
"I looked fearfully over my shoulder and there was Two-Bit, grinning like a Chessy cat."

allusion

200

Hits Ponyboy for staying out too late

Darry

300

leader of the group

Darry

300

sunsets symbolize this

unity and connection

300

Determine the prepositions/prepositional phrases:

I looked for my books under the bed but did not find them.

"for my books", "under the bed"
300

"Just don't forget that some of us watch the sunset too." (pg. 46)

symbolism

300

Saves the children from a burning fire

Ponyboy and Johnny

400

smallest member of the gang; black eyes; quiet

Johnny

400

Bob's rings symbolize...

violence/connection between wealth and violence

400

The summer sun causes many people to burn. 

simple subject

400

The greasers long hair

symbolism

400

enjoys sunsets

Ponyboy and Cherry

500

blue ice-cold eyes; hatred of the world

Dally

500

the color white symbolizes this

fear

500

Determine the prepositions: 

Yesterday Eva and I played in the snow, walked through muddy puddles, and rode bikes to the park. 

in, through, to

500

Ponyboy's fear of death when he is jumped

foreshadowing

500

What Dally tells Ponyboy and Johnny will happen as a result of Johnny killing a Soc

a rumble between the greasers and Socs

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