Outsiders Review

The following words convey a tone or what?  "Dally cursed," "tore out, "roared."

Why does Dally carry an unloaded gun (heater)?

Why does the author describe the sunlight as a ray of golden light touching the hills?

How does Johnny's letter lead to the resolution?

What evidence supports the claim that Darry isn't a Soc because of his brothers?

How does the novel introduce the conflict between the Socs and the Greasers?

What type of tone is conveyed when Pony reacts to Johnny killing Bob?

How did Dally die gallant, brave and heroic?

Watching the sunrise, Pony tells Johnny about "Nothing Gold can Stay." The author does this to

How does Randy's convo with Pony reach a climax/turning point?

What theme is developed when Pony sees Darry crying at the hospital?

Which is NOT a theme from the novel?

Why does Hinton most likely have Johnny repeat the words, "I killed him."

What are the conflicting points of view between Darry and Paul Holden before the rumble?

Why does Randy think Bob's dad should have belted him?

Dally spins & slams against the floor with his face contorted & sweat streaming down his face. 

Dawn breaking & Johnny & Pony smoking is used to intro "Nothing Gold Can Stay."

NOT an inference you could draw based on Dally giving the boys a gun, money, & place to hide

What can you infer from the fact that Darry keeps the front door open?

Two-Bit's knife is referred to as his "prized possession." Why does Hinton do that?

What trait does Johnny show when he refuses to let his mother see him at the hospital?

Greasers pride is ___________. Socs pride is ____________.

How does Johnny express his feelings about dying in his letter?

How does Pony respond when his brother Darry hits him?

What is unique about the structure at the end of the novel?

At the start of the rumble, Darry's eyes "glittering like ice" increases what?

During the church fire,  how did Johnny act in a way that wasn't usual for him?

How does Dally's treatment of  the Soc girls lead to friendship among Cherry & Pony & Johnny.

The headline, "Juvenile Delinquents Turn Heroes" shows us...