The Outsiders Chapter 2

Front

What inference can be made about Cherry and Marcia's relationship with greasers?

Back

Even though they’re being pleasant to Ponyboy and Johnny, they would probably never become friends with or date a greaser because of their differences in social status.

Front

Who threw a coke in Dally's face?

Back

Cherry

Front

How does the interaction between the Socs and greasers enhance the reader's understanding of the novel?

Back

It demonstrates that Socs and greasers can actually have a lot in common.

Front

What caused Johnny's face to be in bad shape after being jumped?

Back

One of the Socs wore rings on every finger.

Front

What is the first event that occurs in the narrative?

Back

Dally, Ponyboy, and Johnny sneak into the drive-in movie theater.

Front

What is the second event that occurs after the first in the narrative?

Back

Ponyboy starts chatting with Cherry.

Front

What is the third event that occurs after Ponyboy chats with Cherry?

Back

2-Bit comes around looking for Dally.

Front

What social issues are highlighted through the interactions of the characters in Chapter 2?

Back

The differences in social status between the Socs and greasers.

Front

What role does Cherry play in the dynamics between the Socs and greasers?

Back

Cherry acts as a bridge between the two groups, showing that individuals can connect despite social divides.

Front

How does the author use dialogue to develop character relationships in Chapter 2?

Back

The dialogue reveals the tensions and similarities between the Socs and greasers, enhancing character development.