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WorksheetsOutsiders chapters 5-7
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.
Illusion
Allusion
Foreshadowing
Imagery
Johnny and Ponyboy struggle with the decision of whether they should turn themselves in to the police or not.
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Allusion
Setting
Randy and Bob attacked Johnny and Ponyboy
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Allusion
Setting
"Went to get supplies. Be back soon. J.C." This is an example of:
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Allusion
Setting
Appearance plays an important role in characterization. What element of Ponyboy's appearance most directly connects to his identity?
His eyes-- they're just like his mother's
His height- he and Darry are the same
This clothes- he wants to dress tuff like Dally.
His hair- it's what makes him a greaser
"I was smoking a lot more there than I usually did-- I guess because it was something to do-- although Johnny warned me that I would get sick smoking so much. We were careful with our cigarettes-- if that old church ever caught fire there'd be no stopping it." This is an example of-
Imagery
Allusion
Setting
Foreshadowing
Who comes to visit Johnny and Ponyboy at the church?
Dally
Sodapop
Cherry
Darry
In the bible, Jesus shared one last mean with his friends before he is killed-- "The Last Supper." How does this relate to the book?
The boys are hiding in a church- which connects to biblical imagery and references
Dally takes the boys to Dairy Queen where they feast on foods other than baloney- just as Jesus feasted.
It is another allusion connecting Johnny Cade, JC, to Jesus and sacrificing himself for others.
ALL OF THE ABOVE!
Who decides that the boys should turn themselves in to the poilce?
Dally
Ponyboy
Johnny
Sodapop
How are Johnny and Ponyboy injured?
There was a car accident
There was a rumble-- a fight
They ran into a burning building to save children
They jumped off a moving train
What saved Ponyboy?
Dally's jacket prevented him from getting badly burned.
His hair cut ensured that his head didn't catch fire.
Johnny threw water on him.
The adults pulled him out before the roof collapsed.
What was Johnny's biggest injury?
His arm was broken
His leg was broken
He suffered a concussion
His back was broken
What do Darry, Sodapop, and Ponyboy love for breakfast? It helps illustrate how young they all are.
Cinnamon rolls
Chocolate Cake
Pancakes
Scrambled Eggs
Sandy, Sodapop's girlfriend, suddenly leaves to live with her grandmother in Florida. "It was either that or get married, and her parents almost hit the roof at the idea of her marryin' a sixteen-year-old kid." Why does she go?
To hide a pregnancy
To avoid the gang fights that are about to start
To get away from her parents
Because she doesn't love Sodapop
Ponyboy is surprised when this person wants to have a talk with him:
Darry
Johnny
Cherry
Randy
"And tonight... people get hurt in rumbles, maybe killed. I'm sick of it because it doesn't do any good." What element of the novel helps to emphasize this theme?
The setting
Imagery and descriptions of the boys' injuries.
Foreshadowing
The allusions to the Civil War and Gone with the Wind.
Ironically, which two characters both want more from their parents?
Dally and Johnny
Cherry and Ponyboy
Bob and Johnny
Ponyboy and Johnny
Which two boys does Cherry see as similar-- two boys she could love?
Dally and Bob
Sodapop and Two-Bit
Johnny and Ponyboy
Dally and Randy
Which two characters love watching sunsets?
Randy and Bob
Johnny and Two-Bit
Two-Bit and Ponyboy
Cherry and Ponyboy
Which group has the hardest time in life?
Life is hard all over
The Socials
The Greasers
