The outsiders Flashcards
Who is the author of The Outsiders?
S.E. Hinton
What year was The Outsiders published?
1967
What is the main setting of The Outsiders?
Tulsa, Oklahoma
What are the two rival groups in The Outsiders?
Greasers and Socs
True or False: The protagonist of The Outsiders is named Ponyboy Curtis.
True
Fill in the blank: Ponyboy’s brothers are named ___ and ___ .
Darrel (Darry) and Sodapop
What event leads to Johnny killing Bob?
Bob attacks Ponyboy and tries to drown him.
Who is the character that represents the ‘Socs’ lifestyle?
Bob Sheldon
What is the significance of the phrase ‘Stay gold’?
It symbolizes the innocence and beauty of youth.
What does Ponyboy aspire to be?
A writer
True or False: Johnny dies in the novel.
True
What are the names of the two main Greaser characters who form a bond with Johnny?
Ponyboy Curtis and Dally Winston
What type of narrative style is used in The Outsiders?
First-person narrative
What is the main theme of The Outsiders?
The struggle between social classes and the search for identity.
Fill in the blank: The Greasers are characterized by their ___ and ___ .
long hair and leather jackets
Who is the character that helps Ponyboy and Johnny after they run away?
Dally Winston
What tragic event occurs during the church fire?
Johnny and Dally rescue children, but Johnny is severely injured.
What does Ponyboy find in the book ‘Gone with the Wind’?
A connection to Johnny and the idea of heroism.
True or False: The novel is set in the 1950s.
True
What is the climax of The Outsiders?
The rumble between the Greasers and Socs.
Who is the narrator of The Outsiders?
Ponyboy Curtis
What does Johnny say before he dies?
‘Stay gold, Ponyboy.’
Fill in the blank: The Greasers live on the ___ side of town.
East
What motivates the Socs to attack Ponyboy and Johnny?
Class rivalry and social status.