The Outsiders - Test

Front

What point of view is The Outsiders told from?

Back

First person

Front

Why doesn't Ponyboy want to cut off his hair?

Back

It is part of his identity as a greaser.

Front

Why does Johnny want to turn himself in?

Back

He feels guilty and knows that he killed Bob in self-defense.

Front

Who is Ponyboy's smart, demanding oldest brother?

Back

Darry

Front

Why does Cherry refuse to visit Johnny in the hospital?

Back

She can't look at the person who killed Bob.

Front

What is the significance of hair for Ponyboy?

Back

It represents his identity and connection to the greaser culture.

Front

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

Back

A member of a youth subculture characterized by their style, which includes greased hair and leather jackets.

Front

How does the setting of The Outsiders influence the characters' lives?

Back

The setting creates a divide between social classes, affecting relationships and conflicts.

Front

What role does family play in Ponyboy's life?

Back

Family provides support and shapes his identity, especially through his relationships with his brothers.

Front

What is the main conflict in The Outsiders?

Back

The conflict between the Greasers and the Socs, representing class struggle.