Quotes
True or False
About the Characters
Vocabulary
Misc.
100
"Stay Gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold."
Johnny
100
Johnny killed Randy in self defense.
False. Johnny killed Bob in self defense.
100
When Johnny makes Ponyboy change his appearance, what is the thing Pony is most upset about?
Cutting his hair.
100
In Ponyboy's world, lots of characters ask, "You dig?" Dig means...
understand
100
How old was S.E. Hinton when she started writing The Outsiders?
15
200
"I can't take sides. It'd be a lot easier if I could, but I see both sides."
Soda
200
Dally doesn't look like all the other Greaser's because he's clean-cut.
False. Darry is the one who is clean-cut.
200
What are two nicknames that the Greasers have for Darry?
"Superman" and "Muscles"
200
The Greasers word for the police is the...
fuzz
200
What is the name of Soda's old horse?
Mickey Mouse
300
"You can't win. You know that, don't you? It doesn't matter if you whip us. You'll still be where you were before. At the bottom."
Randy
300
The fictional author of The Outsiders is Ponyboy Curtis.
True
300
What is Two-Bit's most prized possession?
His black handle switchblade.
300
The Greasers word "tuff" means...
Cool
300
What kinds of shirts do the Socs wear as a status symbol?
Madras Shirts
400
"Things are tough all over."
Cherry
400
After Johnny dies, Dally robs a liquor store.
False. Dally robs a grocery store.
400
What does the newspaper headline read the morning after Ponyboy returns home?
Juvenile Delinquents Turn Heroes
400
According to Ponyboy, another word for a gun is a...
Heater
400
What town in the church in?
Windrixville
500
"You don't know what a few months in jail can do to you, man."
Dally
500
Two-Bit's real name is Keith.
True
500
What does Cherry tell Pony is the real difference between the Socs and the Greasers?
Socs don't feel anyting and the Greasers feel too much.
500
The other Greasers who fought in the rumble didn't call it a rumble. What was their word for it?
Bop-Action. Anyone who fought in the rumble was a "bopper."
500
Who is the author of the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay"?
Robert Frost
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