'The Outsiders' Test Prep

The Curtis brothers' parents perishing in a car crash is an example of which type of conflict?

Soda's horse Mickey Mouse is NOT associated with which literary device?

"People are more than what appearances portray" is the ____________ of the novel:

"His eyes were as cold as ice" is an example of:

"[Johnny] would kill the next person who jumped him," (34) is an example of:

Referencing Robert Frost's "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is what literary device?

A beat or pattern of sound is known as:

When the opposite of what you reasonably expect happens it is called:

The central idea of "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is:

Telling the reader that Cherry is spying for the Greasers at the end of ch.5 is a:

Comparing two things using 'like' or 'as' is a:

The falling action is when:

Darry facing off against his former buddy at the rumble is an example of what type of conflict?

Hyperbole is:

During what part of the plot curve do we meet characters & learn about the Greaser/Soc rivalry?

Ponyboy telling the detailed story of Johnny's beating is an example of which literary device?

"[Soda] 's got dark-gold hair that he combs back - long and silky [..] " (7-8)is an example of:

The resolution  of The Outsiders is:

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 types of conflict?

"When I stepped out [..] I had only two things on my mind: Paul Newman and a ride home," (1) is

What is the setting of The Outsiders?

The part of a story in which conflicts arise and a majority of the action occurs is called the:

When an author references something famous or well known it is called a(n):

"I'd [...] read everything in the house fifty million times [...]" is an example of:

The main character of a story is also called the:

The turning point of the story is also known as the:

The antagonist of The Outsiders is:

The climax of The Outsiders is:

Johnny standing up to Dally in defense of Cherry Valance is an example of:

In the novel, hair symbolizes:

What is it called when an author leaves you hanging at the end of a chapter?

When Johnny tells Pony to "stay gold" he means:

Ponyboy struggling with his own prejudices against the Socs is what type of conflict?

Randy visits Ponyboy at his home during which part of the plot curve?

An author calling on the 5 senses & painting a detailed description in the reader's mind is: