The Outsiders Final Exam

Please remember that all questions should be answered in complete and well-written sentences that restate the question. Imagine that you are a character in the book, would you be a greaser or a soc? Why? What traits do you have that make you believe this? What would you think the lesson or lessons that S.E. Hinton hoped her readers would learn from reading this book? Matching Identify the person described by clicking on the answer box and selecting the name of the correct person described. You will use some people more than once. Description Character confesses to being attracted to Dally Cherry when talking to PB in his car, says that he would have let the kids in the church "burn to death" Randy is movie star handsome Sodapop daydreams about living in the country and buying soda a horse Ponyboy were killed in an automobile accident Mother and Father Curtis brags about his long criminal record Dally bruises and cuts Johnny's face with his rings Bob likes to go to the movies alone so he can get into them with the characters Ponyboy refuses to see his mother when she comes to see him in the hospital Johnny robs a grocery store towards the end of the novel Dally works two jobs to keep his brothers together. Darry visits Ponyboy at his house while he is recovering from the loss of his friends. Randy describes how much she loved Bob Cherry runs away from home because he can't handle hearing his family argue anymore Johnny wrote the novel, The Outsiders S.E. Hinton is Ponyboy's oldest brother Darry kills Bob and later helps save the children from the burning church Johnny is shot and killed by the police when he pulls an unloaded gun out Dally killed by Johnny Bob is the narrator of The Outsiders Ponyboy Vocabulary Choose the word or phrase that best matches the meaning of the term contempt attempt concern hatred disguise divert distract encourage help build asset strange locations mysterious people useful quality lovely scenes convinced made believe forgot made laugh learned elite superior; the top not clearly expressed without respect slowly and unwillingly jolt sudden shock or surprise to send out light in all directions bravely superior;the top Fill in the Blank Write the vocabulary word that best fits into each sentence. If you spell the word incorrectly, it will tell you it is wrong, so please spell it correctly and NO extra spaces!severe circumstances resemblance The twins had such a strong resemblancethey were able to pretend to be one another without getting caught. The cut on my arm was so severeI had to get stiches. I was unwilling to discuss the circumstancesbehind my move to a new school.