Who Said It?
Johnny
What is Tone?
The attitude of the narrator/author towards the subject- how do they feel about what they are writing about?
Who is the narrator of the story?
Ponyboy Curtis
What was the name of Sodapop's horse he had to give up?
Mickey Mouse
What part of the Greaser appearance is the most important?
Hair
"Things are rough all over"
Cherry Valance
What is first person point of view?
When the reader knows only one character’s inner thoughts and feelings (I, me, our, myself, etc.)
Who is Ponyboy's oldest brother?
Darrel (Darry)
What was Two Bit's prize possession?
Black handled switch blade
Why do Ponyboy and Johnny go into hiding?
They killed Bob, a Soc
"You get tough like me and you won't get hurt."
Dallas (Dally)
What is conflict?
a struggle the character or characters face throughout the story, an issue that has to be resolved. Can be internal or external.
Who is the middle Curtis brother?
Sodapop Curtis
What is the main external conflict throughout the book? (Who are the main people that are fighting?)
Greasers vs. Socs
"It's a heater, but it ain't loaded. It sure makes a good bluff though."
Dallas (Dally)
What is theme?
A theme is a universal idea, lesson, or message explored throughout a work of literature.
Who is the meek, quiet greaser who hides from abusive parents?
Johnny Cade
What city and state did "The Outsiders" take place in?
Tulsa, Oklahoma
What happened to Ponyboy's parents?
They were killed in a car accident
"You don't ever think. Not at home or anywhere when it counts."
Darrel (Darry)
What is an internal conflict?
a struggle between opposing forces of desire or emotions within a person.
Who is the violent, rugged Greaser who has spent time in prison?
Dallas (Dally)
What was the poem Ponyboy recited while watching the sunset?
Nothing Gold Can Stay
Who escorts Dally and Pony to the hospital after the big rumble?
A police officer