The Outsiders Final Test

Check the member of the Greasers

• Ponyboy

• Steve

• Dally

• Cherry

• Bob

Who does Johnny tell to "Stay Gold"? (a)  

• Ponyboy
• Steve
• Dally
• Sodapop

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Who are the Socs?

• Bob

• Cherry

• Steve

• Randy

• Tim Sheppard

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What Point of View is the novel written in? (a)  

• first person
• second person
• third person
• young person

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Ponyboy realizes that Darry really loves him when

• he sees Darry crying at the hospital

• Sodapop told him that he was asking for Darry.

• Darry allows him to join the rumble

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Setting - Choose the letter that best completes the match.

• Johnny's mother was here

• Windrixville

• Dally rescues Johnny here

• hospital

• Johnny killed Bob here

• vacant lot

• Bob hurt Johnny badly here

• fountain

• Pony and Johnny get off the train here

• burning church

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Main Characters - Choose the answer that best matches the description.

• first to fight in the big rumble

• Johnny

• loans his knife to Dally

• Two-Bit

• brings Gone With the Wind to the church

• Darry

• a Soc who likes sunsets

• Ponyboy

• decides to write about the greasers

• Cherry

Which statement best represents an important theme (lesson or idea) from the novel?

• People can reach their goals if they work hard and stay determined

• People should only use violence as a last resort

• People shouldn't judge others by their looks or their beliefs

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14. In chapter 2 Cherry tells Ponyboy “things are rough all over.”. Finally, in chapter 7, Ponyboy figured out what she meant by that statement. What did she mean?

• a. Everyone watches sunsets
• b. The Socs have a harder life than the greasers
• c. The greasers have a harder life than the Socs
• d. Everyone has problems, and suffering is part of the human condition

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17. The major theme for The Outsiders is ______________________.

• a. Always carry a heater.
• b. Get to know someone before you judge them.
• c. Rich people and poor people will never understand each other.
• d. There’s always consequences for doing the right thing.

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