The Outsiders - Chapter 3

Front

What realization does Johnny have about the Socs in the blue car?

Back

Johnny realizes that the Socs in the blue car are the ones who beat him up so badly.

Front

What term does Cherry use to describe the Socs?

Back

Cherry calls the Socs 'Rats'.

Front

What action leads to Darry hitting Ponyboy?

Back

Darry hits Ponyboy for standing up for Soda.

Front

What does Cherry advise Ponyboy to do at school?

Back

Cherry tells Ponyboy not to say hi to her at school.

Front

Where do Johnny, Ponyboy, and Two-Bit go with Cherry and Marcia after the movies?

Back

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

Front

What is the significance of the blue car in Chapter 3?

Back

The blue car represents the Socs' threat and the violence they inflict on the Greasers.

Front

How does Cherry view the Socs compared to the Greasers?

Back

Cherry believes that the Socs are better than the Greasers.

Front

What does Ponyboy learn about social divisions from Cherry?

Back

Ponyboy learns that social divisions exist and that people can have different perspectives based on their backgrounds.

Front

What does the interaction between Cherry and Ponyboy reveal about their characters?

Back

The interaction shows Cherry's internal conflict and Ponyboy's naivety regarding social class differences.

Front

What role does friendship play in Chapter 3?

Back

Friendship is a central theme, highlighting loyalty among the Greasers and the complexities of relationships with the Socs.