WorksheetsOutsiders 9-12 Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What was one rule for the rumble?
No weapons, only fists
Any weapons they could find
No little kids allowed
Who wins the rumble?
The Greasers
The Socs
No one, the cops show up
What does Johnny tell Pony?
To look at sunsets
To help Dally
To stay gold
What happens to Johnny?
He sees his mom and yells at her
He gets really mad at Dally
He dies
How do Ponyboy and Dally get into Johnny's hospital room?
Dally pulls a switchblade on the doctor.
Ponyboy starts crying and the nurse lets them in.
They sneak in the window.
How do Ponyboy and Dally get to the hospital fast?
By stealing a car.
By taking the bus.
By lying to the police and getting an escort.
At tht hearing, Pony is
fined
questioned about Bob's murder
acquitted (free from a criminal charge)
There are several major conflicts that weave throughout this novel. How is each resolved?
Soc vs. greaser. This conflict is supposed to be resolved when…
Johnny dies
Dally dies
When the greasers win the rumble
When Darry and Pony have a big argument, Soda tells them that -
he is going to Florida to be with Sandy.
he is moving out.
he can't stand being in the middle anymore.
Dally is shot by the police because he -.
pulls a gun.
is a greaser.
has taken a hostage.
Johnny mutters words to Ponyboy right before he dies ( the words have become a famous literary / theatrical phrase). What were those words and what did they allude to?
" Water, water, everywhere, Pony. Nor any drop to drink."
There ain't no place like home, Pony."
" Stay Gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold."
What caused Ponyboy's injury/illness during the rumble?
a stab wound that got infected
getting kicked in the head
a gunshot
What is wrong with Ponyboy after the rumble?
he has been shot
he has a concussion
he has a cold
Near the end of the novel, Pony gets a letter from
Johnny.
Dally.
his principal.
Ponyboy eventually learns that
Socs and Greasers are too different to get along.
Socs and Greasers are basically the same.
a rumble between them will settle things.
arrogantly self-confident
idolized
liable
cocky
not clear, indefinite, imprecise
idolized
liable
vaguely
set free or discharged completely
veered
vast
acquitted
mentally disturbed with confusing, disordered speech, and/or hallucination
clenched
clad
dumbfounded
clothed, covered
clenched
clad
stupor
