Show:
Greasers
Socs
Characters
Plot
Details
100
One thing that Greasers have that makes them proud.
What is they're hair.
100
Socs like to do this to Greasers.
What is jump them
100
Two-Bit is known for doing this.
What is making jokes about everything.
100
Ponyboy runs away from his house to the park for this reason.
What is he got hit by Darry.
100
Soda and Steve work here.
What is a DX gas station.
200
Greasers calm themselves down with this.
What is smoking.
200
This is what 'Socs' stands for.
What is socials.
200
This person is writing the book, The Outsiders.
What is Ponyboy.
200
Johnny stabs this person.
What is Bob Sheldon.
200
This is the title of the book Ponyboy read to Johnny in the church.
What is Gone With The Wind.
300
Greasers live in this part of town.
What is the East Side.
300
This is how they keep their hair.
What is short and grease-free.
300
This person is very strong and thought to be mean to Ponyboy at the beginning of the book.
What is Darry Curtis.
300
This person gives Johnny and Ponyboy money, a gun, and a plan.
What is Dallas Winston.
300
This is the restaurant that Dally took Ponyboy and Johnny to.
What is Dairy Queen.
400
The thing that Greasers trust in most.
What is friends/gangs.
400
Socs live on this side of town.
What is the West Side.
400
Girls think this person is really good-looking.
What is Sodapop.
400
This person goes into the burning building first.
What is Ponyboy.
400
These are the names of the two girls that Dally tired to pick up the night at the drive-in-movie.
What is Cherry and Marcia
500
The thing that Greasers have that the Socs hide.
What is emotions.
500
Socs are constantly searching for something to satisfy them for this reason.
What is they already have everything.
500
This person is always jumpy and timid. This person is the gang's pet.
What is Johnny Cade.
500
This person accidently knocks Ponyboy unconscious by hitting him in the back.
What is Dallas Winston.
500
Johnny based his last words that he said to Ponyboy off this poem.
What is "Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost.