The Outsiders Novel Test Review

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What was the significance of the court hearing in The Outsiders?

Back

The court hearing was important to determine if Ponyboy could stay with Darry and Soda.

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Who emerged victorious in the rumble between the Greasers and the Socs?

Back

The Greasers won the rumble.

Front

How does Johnny's desire to move away reflect the theme of friendship in The Outsiders?

Back

Johnny shares his desperation about his life and desire to move away from where Socs and Greasers live, highlighting the importance of friendship and support.

Front

True or False: The Socs are seen as more aligned with society's rules than the Greasers.

Back

True

Front

How did Bob die in The Outsiders?

Back

Bob was killed by Johnny.

Front

What does the term 'Greasers' refer to in The Outsiders?

Back

Greasers are a group of lower-class teenagers who often have conflicts with the Socs.

Front

What is the main theme of The Outsiders?

Back

The main themes include friendship, class conflict, and the struggle for identity.

Front

Who is the narrator of The Outsiders?

Back

Ponyboy Curtis is the narrator of the story.

Front

What role does Dally play in Johnny's life?

Back

Dally serves as a protector and mentor to Johnny, influencing his decisions.

Front

What event leads to Johnny and Ponyboy going on the run?

Back

They go on the run after Johnny kills Bob in self-defense.