The Outsiders Chapter 1-3

Front

In what point of view is The Outsiders written? Options: third person limited, second person, first person, third person omniscient

Back

first person

Front

What is the setting of the novel? Options: Tulsa, Oklahoma, Philadelphie, Pennsylvania, Los Angeles, California, Baltimore, Maryland

Back

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Front

How did Johnny know the Socs in the Mustang were the ones who had beaten him up before?

Back

Johnny recognized the rings on Bob's fingers.

Front

Which answer best describes the tone of the novel? Options: joyful and hopeful, suspenseful and realistic, horrifying and eerie, sad and gloomy

Back

suspenseful and realistic

Front

What does Ponyboy say to Johnny that hurts his feelings?

Back

That Johnny isn't wanted at home.

Front

Who is Darry?

Back

Ponyboy's oldest brother

Front

What mistake does Ponyboy make in the beginning of the story?

Back

He walks home from the movies by himself

Front

What was the name of Soda's horse?

Back

Mickey Mouse

Front

Why does Ponyboy come home so late at the end of Chapter 3?

Back

He fell asleep in the park with Johnny