Characters
In who's point of view is the story told?
Ponyboy
This is the first situation where Ponyboy proves that he does not have street smarts.
He was walking home from the movies alone
This represents the wealth and emptiness of the Socs.
A blue mustang
These two sides have been battling for years an no one really seems to know why.
Socs and Greasers
Where did Bob die
We learn about this character being jumped by the Socs in a flashback. He also has a bad relationship with his parents
Johnny
Johnny and Ponyboy's reason for running away.
Bob's murder
This represents how the Greasers are tuff and not clean cut.
long hair
This is what Dallas had in his hand at the end of the novel, which the police shot him for.
An unloaded gun
Where did they meet the soc girls?
The movie drive in
This character sees both sides of the Soc and Greaser fight, and wishes they would all find a way to get along.
Cherry Valance
This is the place that Dallas tells Ponyboy and Johnny to go to after the fight with the Socs.
An abandoned church
Ponyboy and Cherry both like this and it demonstrates that the Socs and Greasers are really not that different.
Sunsets and sunrises
Who is the author of this book?
S.E Hinton
Where did Johnny and Ponyboy run away to after killing a soc?
The church
This character turns out to be a truly kind and loving person, even though he dies with his public image being that of a delinquent.
Dallas Winston
This is the terrible/great thing that Ponyboy and Johnny do in the novel.
Risk their lives to save children from the burning church.
This is a novel that Johnny reads because he sees the connection of the Civil War to the battles between the Socs and Greasers
Gone With The Wind
This is where Ponyboy dreams of moving to in a perfect world.
Countryside
Where did ponyboy fall asleep before Darry hit him?
the lot
This character had to grow up too fast when his parents died and he was forced to raise his younger brothers.
Darry Curtis
These are Johnny's last words to Ponyboy.
Stay gold
This is the name of the horse who represented Sodapop's personality.
Micky Mouse
This is what Bob always needed from his parents
Discipline
Where does Johnny die?
At the hospital