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WorksheetsThe Outsiders Ch.1-4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 24mins
Who's the narrator?
Ponyboy
Sodapop
Darry
Who are the Socs?
Rich Kids lives on west side
Poor kids lives on east side
Baseball team
Who are the Greasers?
Lives on rich west side of town
Lives on the poor east side of town
Lives by the river
Where is Ponyboy when the novel begins?
at home
walking to school
at the drive-in movie
walking home from the movie theater
What happens to Ponyboy on his walk home from the movie?
He finds Johnny beaten up in the vacant lot.
He gets lost and has to call home for a ride.
He stops at the gas station for a snack.
He gets jumped by the Socs.
At the end of the chapter, Ponyboy thinks about the "problems" the Socs have. He then thinks, "if I had worries like that, I'd consider myself lucky."
This is an example of what?
Making assumptions about people
Stereotyping
Both making assumptions and stereotyping
None of these
What does Ponyboy think about the Socs at first?
They can be nice.
The Socs don't have anything to worry about.
They are just like the Greasers.
They are bad fighters.
While waiting in line for popcorn, Ponyboy spends a lot of time telling Cherry about
His parents’ accident
Johnny being jumped by the Socs
His admiration for the actor Paul Newman
The grades he is getting at school
What do Bob's rings symbolize to Johnny?
Fear and pain
Wealth and distincts
Security and Comfort
Fashion and Class
What is the main event that takes place in Chapter 4 of The Outsiders?
Johnny kills Bob in self-defense
Dally wins a race
Soda gets a new car
Ponyboy gets a new haircut
Who do Johnny and Ponyboy go to for help?
Darry
Soda
Dally
Randy
Where do the boys hide out?
an abandoned church
an abandoned school
an abandoned farm
How do the boys get to Windrixville?
they stow away on a train
they hitchhike
Dally gives them a ride
they steal a car
What is the setting of The Outsiders?
1980's New York City
1960's New York City
1960's Oklahoma
1980's Oklahoma
