TO: Chapter 2

Front

Who is the character that doesn’t believe the Socs have problems of their own?

Back

Ponyboy

Front

Which character threw a coke in Dally's face?

Back

Cherry

Front

Who was brutally beaten up by the Socs?

Back

Johnny

Front

What does the interaction between Cherry, Marcia, Ponyboy, and Johnny demonstrate about Socs and Greasers?

Back

They can actually have a lot in common.

Front

What inference can be made about Cherry and Marcia's relationship with Ponyboy and Johnny?

Back

They would probably never become friends with or date a Greaser because of their differences in social status.

Front

Define 'Socs'.

Back

A group of wealthy teenagers in the novel 'The Outsiders' who often clash with the Greasers.

Front

Define 'Greasers'.

Back

A group of working-class teenagers in the novel 'The Outsiders' known for their long hair and rebellious attitude.

Front

What is the significance of the character Johnny in the story?

Back

Johnny represents vulnerability and the impact of violence, as he is a victim of a brutal attack.

Front

How does Ponyboy's perspective on the Socs change throughout the novel?

Back

He learns that Socs have their own struggles and are not just privileged.

Front

What role does Cherry play in bridging the gap between the Socs and Greasers?

Back

She shows that individuals from different social backgrounds can connect and understand each other.