The Outsiders - Chapter 5-6 HUWER

During a flashback Ponyboy talks about Two-Bit's behavior in church. It was after Steve dropped a hymn book. Ponyboy said, "Everyone in the place turned around to look at us, and Johnny and I nearly crawled under the pews. And then Two-Bit waved at them." Why do you suppose the author decided to put the word "waved" in italics?

• to emphasize how funny Ponyboy thought Two-Bit was acting

• to emphasize how embarrassed Two-Bit made Ponyboy feel

• to point out that all the boys like to have fun in church

• to point out that all the boys know how to behave in church

How do Johnny and Ponyboy disguise themselves?

• change their clothes 
• cut their hair and dye Ponyboy's blond 
• wear wigs 
• grow facial hair 

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CCSS.W.6.9A

"My hair was even lighter than Sodapop's I'd never combed it to the side like that. It just didn't look like me. It made me look younger, and scarder too. Boy, howdy, I thought, this really makes me look tuff. I looked like a blasted pansy. I was miserable." The underlined portion represents:

• verbal irony (sarcasm)

• dramatic irony (audience knows something the characters don't)

• situational (the situation is the opposite of what you'd think)

What did Johnny tell Dally and Ponyboy he wanted to do when they were done eating?

• Get more to eat
• Turn himself in
• Go to Texas
• Stay at the church

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CCSS.RL.6.1

Which type of irony is it when the audience and Dally know where Ponyboy and Johnny are but Soda and Darry do not know.

• verbal irony (sarcasm)

• dramatic irony (audience knows something the characters don't)

• situational (the situation is the opposite of what you'd think)

Johnny said, "It ain't fair for Ponyboy to have to stay up in that church with Darry and Sodapop worryin' about him all the time. I don't guess..." he swallowed and tried not to look eager--"I don't suppose my parents are worried about me or anything?"

From this passage you can infer that Johnny...

• doesn't care what his parents think

• does not care that Darry adn Sodapop are worried

• wants to stay in hiding

• wants his parents to care about him

Johnny said, "It ain't fair for Ponyboy to have to stay up in that church with Darry and Sodapop worryin' about him all the time. I don't guess..." he swallowed and tried not to look eager--"I don't suppose my parents are worried about me or anything?"

Which line from the excerpt proves that Johnny wishes his parents would care for him?

• "It ain't fair for Ponyboy to have to stay up in that church"

• "with Darry and Sodapop worryin' about him all the time"

• I' do't guess"

• "he swallowed and tried not to look eager--"

How did Johnny's parents react to him being gone?

• They didn't ask about him. They weren't worried.

• They were calling the police.

• They were out searching for him.

• They put a missing ad in the paper.

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

Why doesn't Dally want Johnny to go to jail?

• Because Dally wants to teach him a lesson.
• Because Johnny is too young.
• Because jail will harden Johnny.
• Because Ponyboy will be alone without Johnny.

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CCSS.RL.9-10.3

At the Dairy Queen, Dally says he is now carrying a "heater" but it "ain't loaded." Which of Dally's statements best shows his motive for carrying this gun?

• "I kinda let it slip that y'all were headin' for Texas."

• "Two-Bit got jumped a few days ago."

• "It sure does help a bluff."