Exploring Key Themes in The Outsiders Chapter 2

The transcript follows Ponyboy, Johnny, and Dally as they navigate social tensions between Greasers and Socs. They encounter girls at a drive-in, leading to conflicts and reflections on social class. Johnny's past trauma from a Soc attack is revealed, highlighting the ongoing tension and fear. The narrative explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the struggles of youth in a divided society.

What did Dally steal from the drugstore?

• A candy bar

• A magazine

• Two packages of cokes

• A pack of cigarettes

Why did Dally, Johnny, and Ponyboy leave the Dingo?

• They got bored

• The cops were coming

• They ran out of money

• They had a fight

How did Cherry react to Dally's behavior at the drive-in?

• She ignored him

• She laughed

• She called the cops

• She threw a coke in his face

What is Ponyboy's real name?

• Sodapop Curtis

• Dallas Curtis

• Johnny Curtis

• Ponyboy Curtis

Why did Johnny start carrying a switchblade?

• To impress girls

• For protection after being beaten by Socs

• To show off

• Because Dally told him to

What did Cherry and Marcia do when their boyfriends brought booze?

• They drank with them

• They left the drive-in

• They called the police

• They ignored them

What did Two-Bit do that scared Johnny?

• He pushed him

• He threw a rock

• He imitated a Soc's voice

• He yelled at him

What did Cherry say about the troubles of Socs?

• They are always happy

• They only care about money

• Their troubles are different but still significant

• They have no troubles

How did Johnny react when Dally tried to put his arm around Cherry?

• He told Dally to stop

• He ignored it

• He laughed

• He left the drive-in

What did Ponyboy think about the Socs' worries?

• They are trivial

• They are the same as the greasers'

• They don't have any worries

• They are more serious