Vocabulary
When you act without thinking of the consequences you are being?
reckless
What event directly causes Ponyboy to run away from home?
Darry hits him
One word to describe Johnny's personality?
quiet, shy, vulnerable,
Complete the theme: Don't judge a book...
by its cover
What represents Ponyboys identity?
His hair
His clothes
Which character is best described as ornery?
Dallas
Dally
Arrange these events in chronological order...
The boys go to the Drive-in Theater
Johnny gets jumped
Johnny and Ponyboy go to Windrixville
Ponyboy runs away
Bob is killed
Johnny gets jumped
They go to the drive-in
Ponyboy runs away
Bob is killed
Johnny and Ponyboy go to Windrixville
Who said, "things are rough all over"?
Cherry
Which scene best shows the theme of loyalty?
The gang sticks together at the Drive-In
When Johnny saves Ponyboy
What doe sunsets represent?
Shared humanity
common ground
cool
casual
How does Ponyboy react to having to change his hair? Why?
He is upset/cries because his hair is his pride/identity
What does this quote reveal about Ponyboy?
"I lie to myself all the time. But I never believe me."
honest or self-aware
Cherry and Ponyboy's conversation at the drive-in represents which theme?
Everyone has problems
What does the Blue Mustang represent?
danger
trouble
Antonym for apprehensive
calm
confident
What do Johnny and Ponyboy realize about their situation?
They are in trouble
Things won't be the same
They can't go home
intelligent
sensitive
artistic
empathetic
lacks common sense
The boys having to hide after Bob's death shows which theme?
actions have consequences
violence causes more problems
What's ironic about Ponyboy reaching the countryside?
dream becomes escape from murder
reaches it but cannot enjoy it
Johnny appears sullen because he is...
sad
quiet
Where does Dally tell the boys to hide?
Church in Windrixville
What evidence from the text supports why Darry acts harshly toward Ponyboy?"
When he hit Ponyboy
When he yells at him to use his head
The Greasers sticking together shows which theme?
loyalty to friends
brotherhood matters
What is the irony of Johnny saying "I could never use this" after Dallas gave them a gun?
He just killed someone
He is capable of using it because he already killed someone