The Outsiders Symbolism Quiz

What is the symbolism for the haircut?

• It symbolizes the Greasers' identity.

• It symbolizes how poor the Greasers are.

• It symbolizes how the Socs are better than everyone.

• It symbolizes that Ponyboy is young.

What is the symbolism of Bob's rings?

• They symbolize how even money can hurt you.

• They symbolize how much Socs' like gold.

• They symbolize the Socs' wealth and physical threat.

• They symbolize how Bob is tough.

What is the symbolism for Two-Bits black-handled switch blade?

• It symbolizes that Two-Bit is crazy.

• It symbolize that Greasers are tough.

• It symbolizes the Greasers' disregard of authority or rules.

• It symbolizes Johnny's death.

Soda's horse is a symbol for the boys' ...

The burning of the church let Ponyboy and Johnny ...

The church was a ____ _____ for both Ponyboy and Johnny. It was a hideout for them as they were hiding from the crime that was committed. It was a place that allowed them to be themselves and reflect on their lives.

What does the book ending with the exact words it started with symbolize?

• Nothing.

• Johnny's death.

• The Greasers' and Socs' peace treaty.

• Ponyboy's journey.

Gold symbolizes everything that is ...

• Bad and Ugly

• Good and Pure

• Ms. V. and her cat

• Complicated and Beautiful

What do the sunsets symbolize?

• Poverty

• Death

• Nothing Gold Can Stay

• Dreams

The madras shirts represent the ___________ of the Socs, being preppy, rich, party-hungry, and laid back.