Outsiders Play

How does the character of Ponyboy evolve in the final chapters of The Outsiders?

• Ponyboy becomes more rebellious and distant from his family

• Ponyboy becomes more understanding and appreciative of his family and friends

• Ponyboy becomes more aggressive and violent

• Ponyboy becomes more isolated and withdrawn

What is the significance of the rumble in the final chapters of The Outsiders?

• The rumble is a turning point in the story, leading to the resolution of the main conflict

• The rumble is an unnecessary event that does not contribute to the plot

• The rumble is a filler event with no significance

• The rumble is a random event that disrupts the flow of the story

How does the theme of 'staying gold' play out in the final chapters of The Outsiders?

• The theme of 'staying gold' is forgotten and not mentioned in the final chapters

• The theme of 'staying gold' is highlighted through the characters' actions and decisions

• The theme of 'staying gold' is contradicted by the characters' actions

• The theme of 'staying gold' is only mentioned in passing and does not play a significant role

How does the character of Sodapop evolve in the final chapters of The Outsiders?

• Sodapop becomes more rebellious and distant from his family.

• Sodapop becomes more understanding and appreciative of his family and friends.

• Sodapop becomes more aggressive and violent.

• Sodapop becomes more isolated and withdrawn.

What role does the theme of brotherhood play in the ending of The Outsiders?

• Brotherhood leads to betrayal and destruction of relationships.

• Brotherhood leads to resolution of conflicts and preservation of relationships.

• The theme of brotherhood is not relevant to the ending.

• The theme of brotherhood leads to isolation and loneliness.

How many of the Socs beat up Johnny while Ponyboy is being chased?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What time does Ponyboy get home after going to the lot with Johnny

• Midnight

• 3am

• 4am

• 2am

What is the primary theme of the play 'Outsiders'?

• Identity and belonging

• Love and betrayal

• War and peace

• Freedom and captivity

Which character in 'Outsiders' represents the struggle between social classes?

• Johnny

• Ponyboy

• Dally

• Cherry

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Outsiders' to highlight the differences between the Greasers and the Socs?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Foreshadowing