The Outsiders: Chapter 2

Front

Who is the character that talks dirty to the girls and behaves outrageously?

Back

Dally

Front

What caused Johnny's face to be cut badly in the fight?

Back

Rings

Front

What does Cherry's hyperbole about not drinking a Coke bought by Dallas signify?

Back

It exaggerates Cherry's strong dislike for Dallas, showing she won't drink something from someone she despises.

Front

Who does Ponyboy mention to Cherry while waiting in line for popcorn?

Back

Johnny

Front

What can we infer about Cherry from her dialogue to Dally at the drive-in?

Back

Cherry always speaks her mind even if it's to a 'hood'.

Front

What is the significance of the character Dally in 'The Outsiders'?

Back

Dally represents the rebellious and tough aspects of the Greaser lifestyle.

Front

How does Johnny's character develop in Chapter 2?

Back

Johnny is portrayed as sensitive and vulnerable, especially after being attacked.

Front

What role does Cherry Valence play in the story?

Back

Cherry serves as a bridge between the Socs and Greasers, highlighting class differences.

Front

What does the drive-in scene reveal about the relationship between Socs and Greasers?

Back

It shows the tension and misunderstandings between the two groups.

Front

What theme is highlighted through Cherry's interactions with Dally?

Back

The theme of social class and prejudice is highlighted.