The main protagonist.
Who is Ponyboy Curtis?
The location of the crime in the investigation slideshow.
What is the river next to Clemec Park?
The thing it shows about Pony and Cherry when he tells her about Mickey Mouse.
What is trust?
The place where S.E. Hinton was born.
What is Tulsa, Oklahoma?
The weapon that was used to injure David.
What is a switch blade?
The middle child of the Curtis family.
Who is Soda Curtis?
Where the fuzz think Pony and Johnny went.
What is Texas?
The character who said "Stay gold, Ponyboy, stay gold..."
Who is Johnny Cade?
The date of Hinton's birth.
When was July 22, 1948?
The item Ponyboy used to scare the socs away.
What is a broken Pepsi bottle.
Randy's best friend who owned rings.
Who is Bob Sheldon?
The location of the rumble and where Pony and Johnny fell asleep.
What is the vacant lot?
The character who says this: "That's why we're separated, it's not money - you don't feel anything and we feel too violently."
Who is Ponyboy Curtis?
The first book S.E. Hinton ever wrote.
What is The Outsiders?
The item that Two-Bit gives Dally at the hospital.
What is Two-Bit's switch?
Randy's girlfriend from the movie theater.
Who is Marcia?
The place where Dally takes Pony and Johnny when he visits them when they were in hiding.
What is Dairy Queen?
The reason why Cherry says, "We couldn't let our parents see us with you all."
What is embarrassment and wanting to stay on the socs side?
The first book written by Hinton to be made into a movie.
What is Tex?
The items that Dally gave Pony and Johnny when they ran away.
What is 50 dollars and a gun?
The person who requested the judge to not interrogate Pony on certain things.
Who is Pony's doctor?
The place where Pony and Randy talk about how Socs are normal guys in chapter 7.
What is Tasty Freeze?
The person who said, "You'd better wise up Pony... you get tough like me..."
Who is Dallas Winston?
The award that Hinton received in 1997.
What is the Arrell Gibson Lifetime Achievement Award?
The item that Dally used to got himself killed.
What is an unloaded gun?