The Outsiders - Chapter 2

Front

What caused Johnny's facial injuries in the fight?

Back

Johnny's face was cut badly by the rings worn by his attackers.

Front

Who does Ponyboy mention to Cherry while they are at the drive-in?

Back

Ponyboy tells Cherry about his friend Johnny.

Front

What is the primary setting of Chapter 2 in 'The Outsiders'?

Back

The primary setting is the Drive-In Movie.

Front

How do the boys gain entry to the Nightly Double drive-in?

Back

They jump the fence to get in.

Front

Describe Sodapop's character in 'The Outsiders'.

Back

Sodapop is good looking, dropped out of school, but is wise and understands others well.

Front

What is the significance of the Drive-In Movie in Chapter 2?

Back

The Drive-In Movie serves as a social gathering place for the characters and highlights their interactions.

Front

How does Ponyboy feel about Johnny in Chapter 2?

Back

Ponyboy feels protective and caring towards Johnny, recognizing his vulnerability.

Front

What themes are explored in Chapter 2 of 'The Outsiders'?

Back

Themes of friendship, loyalty, and social class differences are explored.

Front

What does the act of jumping the fence symbolize in the context of the story?

Back

Jumping the fence symbolizes rebellion and the desire to escape societal constraints.

Front

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

Back

Dialogue reveals the personalities, backgrounds, and relationships of the characters.