Parts of plot_The Outsiders

What is the climax in The Outsiders?

• Johnny's rescue of the children
• Ponyboy's internal conflict
• The Greasers' first meeting
• The rumble between the Greasers and the Socs.

What is the rising action in The Outsiders?

• The rising action includes the peaceful interactions between the Greasers and the Socs.
• The rising action focuses solely on Ponyboy's internal struggles.
• The rising action is defined by the Greasers' victory in the rumble.
• The rising action involves the growing conflict between the Greasers and the Socs, including key events like the rumble and the drive-in movie incident.

What is the resolution in The Outsiders?

• The resolution is Johnny's recovery from his injuries.

• The resolution is the Socs' acceptance of the Greasers.

• The resolution involves Ponyboy coming to terms with his identity and the events that transpired.

• The resolution is the Greasers' victory in the rumble.

Who is the protagonist in The Outsiders?

• Ponyboy Curtis

• Sodapop Curtis

• Dallas Winston

• Johnny Cade

Which event marks the falling action in The Outsiders?

• Ponyboy's return to school

• Johnny's death

• The court hearing

• The rumble between the Greasers and the Socs

What is the plot structure of The Outsiders?

What event serves as a turning point for Ponyboy's understanding of the Socs in The Outsiders?

• The rumble between the Greasers and the Socs

• The conversation with Cherry Valance

• Johnny's death

• The court hearing