Flashcard - The Outsiders - Chapter 2

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What is stereotyping?

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Stereotyping is making generalized assumptions about a group of people based on limited information or experiences.

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What does it mean to make assumptions about people?

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Making assumptions about people involves forming opinions or beliefs about someone without having all the facts or evidence.

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What is the significance of Ponyboy's thoughts about the Socs' problems?

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Ponyboy's thoughts highlight the theme of empathy and understanding that people from different backgrounds face their own struggles.

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What does it mean to sit with someone?

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To sit with someone means to join them in their company, often to show support or friendship.

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Where is the rodeo mentioned in 'The Outsiders'?

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The rodeo is a location where the Greasers have seen Cherry and Marcia before, indicating a shared experience.

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What event traumatized Johnny four months prior to the chapter?

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Johnny was severely beaten up by the Socs, which left a lasting impact on him.

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Who is Johnny in relation to Ponyboy?

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Johnny is Ponyboy's close friend and a fellow Greaser, known for his gentle nature.

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What does Dally's behavior towards Cherry reveal about his character?

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Dally's behavior shows his tough exterior and rebellious nature, but also hints at his underlying feelings of protectiveness.

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What role do the Greasers play in the story?

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The Greasers are a group of boys from the lower socioeconomic class, often in conflict with the Socs, representing themes of class struggle.

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How does Ponyboy view the Socs at the beginning of the story?

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Ponyboy initially views the Socs as privileged and carefree, but his perspective begins to change as he learns more about them.