Characters
Book Details
Story Elements
1960s
100

Who is the only Greaser who does not like fights?

Ponyboy

100
Who starts the rumble? 

Darry.

100

What is a theme of the novel?

Theme.

100

Give an example of a band or music artist in the 60s.

Example.

200

What are Johnny's injuries from the church fire?

Broken back and burns.

200

When Dally comes to check on Johnny and Ponyboy at the church, where does he take them to eat?

Dairy Queen.

200

Give 2 examples of conflict in the book.

Examples.

200

How did boys typically style their hair in the 60s?

Pompadour, slicked back with hair grease

300

Which member of the Socs realizes gang fighting is useless?

Randy. 

300

What are Johnny's last words to Ponyboy?

Stay Gold

300

What is an anti-hero?

An anti-hero is a person who lacks heroic traits, but is morally gray. Someone who is "good and bad."

300

List 3 slang words of the 60s.

Boss, cancer stick, rumble, etc.

400

What does Dally always carry on him? DOUBLE POINTS if you can tell us why.

An unloaded heater (gun)./It is a bluff for when he may be in a dangerous situation. 

400

What is the name of the book Johnny asks for while in the hospital?

Gone with the Wind.

400

What is an allusion?

A reference to a wide known book, movie, or other media.

400

Who was President in the 60s?

JFK

500

How is Dally an anti-hero? Give 2 details from the book.

Dally is an anti-hero because though he gets into fights and has trouble with the police, he would do anything to protect Johnny and his friends.

500

What is the purpose of Johnny's letter to Ponyboy?

He wants to remind Ponyboy that he must hold onto the parts of him that make him a kid because otherwise the world will make him tough and pessimistic. 

500

Who wrote the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay?"

Robert Frost

500

How much money did Dally give Johnny and Ponyboy? Why is that considered a lot of money?

$50/The prices of goods was much lower.