Vocabulary
What is the 60s term for the police
What is The Fuzz
What does Cherry love about Ponyboy
What is His personality
Darry, Ponyboy and Johnny are related
True
Who stays gold?
What is Ponyboy
What is Dally's last name
What is Winston
What is a booze-hound
What is an alcoholic
After Johnny’s death, a distraught Dally robs this type of establishment before being shot by the police what kind of establishment is it?
What is Grocery Store
Darry could have been a Soc if he didnt have Ponyboy around
False (All greasers)
What does Subside mean?
What is To change
What time was it in the book?
What is 1960s
What does Manslaughter mean?
What is to commit murder unplanned and in some cases in self defence
What chapter did the church burn down?
What is chapter 6
Johnny commits murder against a Soc named Bob
False (Murder is planned, Manslaughter isn't)
Why is this poem important to the outsiders?
What is because of the plotlines rapid changes and Ponyboys innocense
How old is the outsiders?
What is 59 years old
What does don't flip your wig mean?
What is to not panic or freak out
Whos tires does Dally slash?
What is Tim Shepard
We learn about the entire Greaser gang in chapter 1
False (Everyone except the Brumly boys)
In the verse "So Eden sank to grief" what is it talking about? (Bible Related)
What is Eden was a perfect place and sin or in the case of the poem changing made it worse
When did S.E Hinton start writing the outsiders
What is 15
What does gallant mean?
What is to be Brave/Heroic.
Who said, "Hey, can you see the sunsets real good from the west side?"
What is Ponyboy
Dally, Ponyboy, and Johnny could not afford to pay to get into the drive-in movie theater, which is why they snuck in.
False (they could've payed but the broke in anyway)
Recite the poem
What is Her nature first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold, Her early leafs a flower, But only so an hour, Then leaf subsides to leaf, So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes down to day, Nothing gold can stay.
What does S.E in S.E Hinton stand for
What is Susan Eloise Hinton