Outsiders Multiple Choice: Chapter 3

Front

What location do Johnny, Ponyboy, and Two-Bit walk to with Cherry and Marcia after leaving the movies?

Back

They walk to Two-Bit's house to get his car.

Front

Why does Cherry decide to leave with the Socs instead of walking with Ponyboy and the greasers?

Back

Cherry doesn't want a fight to start.

Front

How does Cherry describe the emotional state of the greasers compared to the Socs?

Back

Cherry says the greasers are more emotional than the Socs.

Front

What is Cherry's last name?

Back

Valance.

Front

What type of car do Cherry and Marcia's boyfriends drive?

Back

They drive a Mustang.

Front

What is the significance of Cherry's decision to leave with the Socs?

Back

It highlights the social divide and the desire to avoid conflict.

Front

What does Cherry's statement about greasers being more emotional suggest about their character?

Back

It suggests that greasers are more expressive and sensitive compared to the Socs.

Front

What themes are explored in Chapter 3 of 'The Outsiders'?

Back

Themes of social class conflict, loyalty, and the impact of violence.

Front

How does the setting of the movie theater contribute to the plot in Chapter 3?

Back

It serves as a neutral ground where characters from different social groups interact.

Front

What role does Two-Bit play in the interactions between the greasers and Cherry and Marcia?

Back

Two-Bit acts as a bridge between the two groups, showcasing the camaraderie of the greasers.