In the following excerpt, what type of conflict is displayed? "Darry wheeled around and slapped me [Ponyboy] so hard that it knocked me against the door" (50)

In the following passage, what type of conflict is displayed? "One morning I woke up earlier than usual. Johnny and I slept huddled together for warmth--Dally had been right when he said it would get cold where we were going" (76).

In the following excerpt, what type of conflict is displayed? "'I don't want to die now. It ain't long enough. Sixteen years ain't long enough. I wouldn't mind it so much if there wasn't so much stuff I ain't done yet and so many things I ain't seen. It's not fair'" (121).

In the following passage, what type of conflict is displayed? "'Do you [Cherry] think your spying for us makes up for the fact that you're sitting their in a Corvette while my brother drops out of school to get a job?'" (139).

Which of the following lines is an example of foreshadowing?

Identify the literary device being used in the following line. "I turned my head to look at him and in the moonlight he looked like some Greek god come to earth."

Identify the figurative language device being used in the following line. "'Oh, my, my'--Dally looked bored--'you've got me scared to death. You ought to see my record sometime, baby.'"

Identify the figurative language device being used in the following line. "He was as white as a ghost and his eyes were wild-looking, like the eyes of an animal in a trap."

Identify the figurative language device being used in the following line. "I was still groggy with sleep and wanted to sleep forever right there in the dew and the dawn."

Identify the figurative language device being used in the following line. " We could see for miles...the small dots that were houses and cars."

Identify the figurative language device being used in the following line. " it's (the fire) a red hell"