'The Outsiders' Final

What is one example of a symbol in The Outsiders?

• knives

• hats

• ice

• heaters

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The Outsiders is about two rival gangs.

• True

• False

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Where did Dally take Ponyboy and Johnny to eat?

• McDonald's

• Burger King

• Dairy Queen

• Sonic

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Greasers are on which side of town

• West

• South

• East

• North

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Where was Ponyboy coming from at the beginning of the story?

• Home

• Movies

• Mall

• School

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Where do Ponyboy and Johnny hide out?

• a church in the city

• a house in the country

• an abandoned house

• a church in the country

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What is the setting of the story?

• New York City, 1968

• 
  Tulsa, Oklahoma during the 1980s.

• 
  Tulsa, Oklahoma during the 1960s.

• Chicago, Illinois, 1946

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What is the significance of the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay" in the novel?

• It represents the Greasers' inevitable defeat against the Socs.

• It symbolizes the loss of innocence and the harsh realities of life.

• It is a code message between Ponyboy and Johnny.

• It signifies the Greasers' hope for a better future.

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What does Ponyboy learn about the Socs by the end of the novel?

• They are all evil and not to be trusted.

• They have problems and feel pain just like the Greasers.

• They are superior in every way to the Greasers.

• They are planning to leave town forever.

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How does Johnny suggest the boys disguise themselves?

• cut and dye their hair

• wear wigs

• wear Socs clothing

• wear hats

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