The Outsiders, Chapter 3

Front

Who is the character that slaps Ponyboy after he says something hurtful to Johnny?

Back

Two-Bit.

Front

What hurtful thing does Ponyboy say to Johnny while walking home from the drive-in?

Back

That Johnny isn't wanted at home.

Front

What realization does Johnny have about the Socs in the blue car?

Back

They are the ones who beat him up so badly.

Front

According to Cherry, how do Greasers compare to Socs in terms of emotional expression?

Back

Greasers are more emotional than Socs.

Front

What is Cherry's last name in 'The Outsiders'?

Back

Valance.

Front

What does Ponyboy struggle with regarding his identity as a Greaser?

Back

He feels conflicted about the stereotypes associated with being a Greaser.

Front

How does Johnny's experience with the Socs affect his view of them?

Back

He sees them as dangerous and violent due to his past trauma.

Front

What role does friendship play in the dynamics between the Greasers and Socs?

Back

Friendship is a source of strength for the Greasers, contrasting with the Socs' more superficial relationships.

Front

What does Cherry mean when she says that Greasers are more emotional?

Back

She implies that Greasers feel their emotions deeply and express them openly, unlike the Socs.

Front

How does Ponyboy's relationship with his brothers influence his character development?

Back

His relationships with Darry and Sodapop shape his understanding of family and responsibility.