The Outsiders Ch. 3 & 4

Reorder the following

• Ponyboy and Johnny run away to the country.

• Darry Hits Ponyboy and he runs away

• Ponyboy and Johnny fall asleep in the park

• Ponyboy meets Cherry Valance

• Johnny kills the Soc

Who is the Protagonist of the novel?

• Cherry

• Darry

• Ponyboy

• Johnny

What does it say about Johnny's character that he knew what to do in an crisis and Ponyboy didn't

• He's very frightened

• He has experiences with crises

• He is too loyal to Dally

• He's very inexperienced

What shocking thing does Cherry say when they are leaving with Bob and Randy?

• That she could fall in love with Ponyboy

• That she watches sunsets with Randy

• That She could fall in love with Dallas Wintson

• That she doesn't really love Randy, but she loves someone else instead

What does Soda's horse symbolize for Ponyboy?

• the lack of love from his parents

• his affection for his brother

• things that are unattainable and unaffordable for the greasers

• Soda's strength and intelligence

What reason does Johnny give Ponyboy for why he stabbed Bob Sheldon?

• he wanted revenge for the beating Bob gave him months ago

• he was overcome with rage

• he was scared they were going to drown Ponyboy

• they were beating him up and he had no option

Dally tells the boys to go hide in...

• a rundown church in Windrixville

• an abandoned lot in Windixie

• his house two blocks down

• the lot behind Johnny's house

How do the boys get to Windrixville?

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• They get a ride from Dally.

Where do the boys hide out?

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What does Ponyboy come to learn when talking with Cherry?

• That all Socs are bad people
• That Socs and Greasers are more alike than he thought in that they both have major troubles

• That the Socs didn't mean to beat up Johnny before
• That Cherry wants to date him but can't because he's a Greaser