The Outsiders Ch. 1-7

Front

What realization does Ponyboy have about his world and Cherry's?

Back

They see the same sunset.

Front

How do Johnny and the boys plan to disguise themselves?

Back

By cutting and dyeing their hair.

Front

What does Ponyboy understand about Darry's feelings when he gets home?

Back

Darry really does love him and doesn't want to lose him.

Front

What poem does Ponyboy recite to Johnny while watching the sunrise?

Back

Nothing Gold Can Stay.

Front

How does Cherry describe the values of Socs compared to greasers?

Back

Cherry says that Socs value superficial things, while greasers value loyalty and emotional connections.

Front

What is the significance of the sunset in the story?

Back

It symbolizes the common humanity shared between different social groups.

Front

What does Ponyboy's relationship with Darry reveal about family dynamics?

Back

It shows the complexities of love and responsibility within a family.

Front

How does the author use the character of Cherry to bridge the gap between Socs and greasers?

Back

Cherry provides insight into the Socs' perspective, highlighting shared values.

Front

What does the act of cutting and dyeing hair symbolize for the boys?

Back

It represents their desire to change their identities and escape their social roles.

Front

What theme is explored through Ponyboy's reflections on loyalty?

Back

The theme of friendship and loyalty is central to the greaser identity.