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Literary stuff
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Vocab & Misc.
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What is S.E. Hinton, the author, wrote The Outsiders from which character’s point of view?
Who is Ponyboy
100
How does Ponyboy get a concussion?
A Soc kicked him in the head during the rumble
100
What is a symbol that represents the Socs?
Madras shirts, Mustangs, Rings
100
Dallas got run over by a police cruiser
False
100
What does 'Tuff' mean in the Outsiders?
Cool
200
The setting of the story takes place
What is c. A suburban area with two sides of town
200
With whom does Ponyboy feel comfortable discussing clouds, sunsets and poetry
Johnny, Cherry and Sodapop
200
Cherry went to the hospital to see Johnny
False
300
The joker of Ponyboy’s group. His real name is Keith, is a wisecracking greaser who regularly shoplifts.
Who is Two-Bit Matthews
300
Cherry tells Ponyboy “things are rough all over”. Finally, in chapter 7, Ponyboy figured out what she meant by that statement. What did she mean?
Everyone has problems, and suffering is part of the human condition
300
The major theme for The Outsiders
Get to know someone before you judge them
300
Ponyboy fainted when Johnny died
False
400
Whom does Johnny idolize?
Who is Dallas Winston?
400
Why did Ponyboy say Dally wanted to die?
Johnny was his closest friend, and when he died Dally had no one left
400
In The Outsiders the color blue is repeatedly mentioned, making it a motif (reoccurring symbol). What is associated with the color blue?
Madras shirts, the Soc’s Mustang, and Darry’s eyes
400
Johnny left a note for Ponyboy inside his copy of Gone with the Wind
True
400
What happened to Ponyboy's parents?
They died in a car accident
500
What is the name of the town that Johnny and Ponyboy run away to?
Windrixville
500
How is Ponyboy different from the rest of the gang
He doesn't like to fight
500
Define Theme
Theme is defined as a main idea or an underlying meaning of a literary work that may be stated directly or indirectly
500
Sodapop’s real name is Keith
False
500
In what decade does The Outsiders take place?
1960's