What is the name of Sodapop's horse?

At the movies, Cherry tells Ponyboy she could fall in love with whom?

What happened to Ponyboy's parents?

What happens to Ponyboy when he leaves the movies?

With whom did Ponyboy and Johnny walk home from the drive-ins?

After talking with Cherry, what reason does Pony finally give for the separation between Greasers and Socs?

Why was Pony late coming home from the Nightly Double?

What caused Ponyboy to "run away" the first time?

At the end of the novel, how do we know Ponyboy will be all right?

What did Johnny do at the park?

To whom do Johnny and Ponyboy turn to for help after Johnny killed Bob?

Why was Pony upset about getting a haircut?

What was Johnny's favorite part of "Gone With the Wind?"

When Dally finally arrives a the church, what news does he bring?

Of what did Pony try to convince himself on the way home from the hospital?

What did Pony decide was the reason Dally couldn't take Johnny's death?

Why did Dally rob the grocery store and then raise his unloaded gun to the police?

Why did Cherry and Marcia let their drunken boyfriends drive them home?

How did Pony react to the three Socs who bullied him about killing Bob?

What does Cherry mean when she says, "things are rough all over"?

Why was Darry so strict with Ponyboy?

All of these are main THEMES that S.E. Hinton wanted her reader to take away from her story, EXCEPT:

The meanest, toughest, hardest, member of the gang.

The cocky, streetwise member of the greasers gang, an expert car mechanic, and best friend of Sodapop.

The good-looking, happy-go-lucky, middle brother of the Curtis family.

The oldest member of the gang who is smart, street-savvy, and keeps everyone laughing.

He is smallest and shyest one of the group; comes from an abusive home.

He is the sensitive narrator of The Outsiders.

This character becomes the spy and acts as a character that understands all aspects of emotions, especially when it comes to the greasers.

Some of the Greasers meet Cherry and Marcia at the drive-in and they realize that they may not be so different afterall.

Darry, Sodapop, and Ponyboy Curtis whose parents died in an auto-accident.

Ponyboy begins to come to terms with his life by writing a theme paper for English class.

Ponyboy, Johnny, and Dally save the children in the burning church.

Oklahoma, 1960's

Darry Slaps Ponyboy and Johnny kills Bob.

Ponyboy is in denial about all of the losses and he finds a note from Johnny.

"...but one time Steve made the mistake of referring to him as "all brawn and no brain," and Darry almost shattered Steve's jaw" (Hinton 92).

"'You ain't a woofin'" (Hinton 47).

Paul Newman, Elvis Presley, The Beatles

A slang term for a cigarette is...

"Ruth watches both of them with murder in her eyes" (Hansberry 5).

"This ain't no fly-by-night proposition, baby" (Hansberry 6).

"Eat your eggs, they gonna be cold" (Hansberry 6).

"So I would rather be living in Buckingham Palace" (Hansberry 7).

"Well if the salt loses its savor" (Hansberry 13) is an allusion to what literature?

"If you use the Lord's name just one more time" (Hansberry 1554).

"I'm a volcano" (Hansberry 1573).

"Now, the once-loved pattern of the couch upholstery has to fight ot show itself..." (Hansberry 1542).

Used to create images in the mind of the reader.

The way in which the author writes or tells a story; this is what sets an author apart from another.

This refers to the "feel" of a piece of writing.

Words that begin with the same sound are placed close together.

The emotional response that the writer wishes to evoke in the reader.

A symbolic image or idea that appears frequently in a story.

Gives the audience hints or signs about the future.

Comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as" to show a common quality.

Compares two unlike things by directly relating one thing to another related thing.

Any image or thing that stands for something else.

A creepy, eerie feeling of anticipation

To put off to a later time.

Having no recognizable marks or features; not separated or divided.

The place and period of time where events take place.

Statements that go against each other.

Become infected with harmful bacteria.

of or relating to people or nations that do not acknowledge the God of the Bible.

the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.

a woman who is the head of a family or tribe.

mental or emotional strain.

Instructions in the text of a play indicating the movement, position, or tone of an actor.

The process of adopting the language and culture of a social group or nation; the state of being socially integrated into a specific culture; absorbing another culture.

Policies, practices, or procedures that result in some people receiving unequal access or being excluded

Lacking knowledge or awareness.

To pay somebody off; usually illegally.

Return to a former and less complex level of development or organization

Unconventional and slightly strange.

To alter radically so as to make imperfect.

Who is the author of A Raisin in the Sun? (The name must be capitalized and spelled correctly to receive points)

Who is the poet of Harlem or A Dream Deferred? (The name must be capitalized and spelled correctly to receive points)

What does impetus mean?

Which of the following best describes the purpose of Hansberry starting the play with the poem Harlem or A Dream Deferred?

What type of schools did the author of A Raisin in the Sun attend?

What is true about A Raisin in the Sun.

What word is used to describe the apartment?

Choose the correct family tree:

How does Ruth react to Walter's desire for her support?

In what field does Beneatha plan to study?

At the beginning of Scene 2, Beneatha, Ruth, and Mama discuss Ruth's pregnancy. Which of the following quotes best shows Ruth's feeling about her pregnancy?

What does Asagai's nickname of Alaiyo reveal about their relationship?

Asagai describes Beneatha's hair as "mutilated." Why is this description significant?

Why does Mama react to receiving the check with a mask of unhappiness?