The Outsiders Ch. 1-3

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What separates Greasers from Socs?

Back

Emotions/feelings are the primary factor that separates Greasers from Socs, highlighting the differences in their social experiences and perspectives.

Front

Who is the narrator of The Outsiders?

Back

Ponyboy Curtis is the narrator of The Outsiders, providing insight into the lives of the Greasers.

Front

Who loves horses and had a horse named Mickey Mouse?

Back

Sodapop Curtis loves horses and had a horse named Mickey Mouse, showcasing his gentle and caring nature.

Front

True or False: Darry would have been a Soc if it had not been for his brothers.

Back

True. Darry had the potential to be a Soc due to his intelligence and athleticism, but he chose to stay with his family.

Front

What does Cherry say after Ponyboy tells her about Johnny’s beating?

Back

Cherry says that 'Not all Socs are alike,' indicating that there are complexities within social groups.

Front

Define 'Greasers'.

Back

Greasers are a group of working-class teenagers characterized by their long hair, leather jackets, and a sense of loyalty to each other.

Front

Define 'Socs'.

Back

Socs (short for Socials) are a group of affluent teenagers who often clash with the Greasers, representing the upper class.

Front

What is the significance of Ponyboy's hair?

Back

Ponyboy's hair symbolizes his identity and connection to the Greaser culture, as it is a point of pride for him.

Front

What role does family play in The Outsiders?

Back

Family plays a crucial role in The Outsiders, influencing characters' decisions and their sense of belonging.

Front

What does the term 'social class' refer to in The Outsiders?

Back

Social class refers to the divisions between the Greasers and Socs, impacting their lifestyles, opportunities, and interactions.