Outsiders Chapter 2

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Cherry and Marcia's popularity at school

Back

True - Cherry and Marcia are depicted as popular girls in their school.

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Reason Cherry and Marcia dumped their dates

Back

They dumped their dates because the boys were drinking.

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Cherry's perspective on Greasers' difficulties

Back

True - Cherry wants Johnny to understand that Greasers are not the only ones facing challenges.

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Ponyboy's age compared to his classmates

Back

True - Ponyboy is younger than most of his classmates.

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Motivation for boys sneaking into movies

Back

They sneak into movies because they like the challenge.

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Definition of Greasers

Back

Greasers are a group of working-class youths known for their distinctive hairstyles and rebellious attitude.

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Cherry's view on social class differences

Back

Cherry believes that everyone has their own struggles, regardless of social class.

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The significance of Cherry's character

Back

Cherry represents the bridge between the Socs and Greasers, showing that people can connect despite differences.

Front

Ponyboy's relationship with his brothers

Back

Ponyboy has a close but complicated relationship with his brothers, Darry and Sodapop.

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The role of peer pressure in Chapter 2

Back

Peer pressure influences the boys' actions, such as sneaking into movies and drinking.