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The narrator of the story
Ponyboy
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Ponyboy's oldest brother
Darry
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Was a high school dropout
Sodapop
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Was arrested at the age of ten
Dally
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Is a master mechanic
Steve
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His parents do not care about him
Johnny
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Has red hair
Cherry Valence
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Makes everything into a joke
Two Bit
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The town where Johnny and Pony hide out in
Windrixville
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The character that wears rings on his fingers
Bob
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The author of the story
S.E. Hinton
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Lives on the East Side
Greasers
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The west side rich kids
Socs
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The name of Soda's Horse
Mickey Mouse
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The type of car that pulls up beside Pony at the beginning of the novel
Red Corvair
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The type of car that pulls up to the park the night of the stabbing
Blue Mustang
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The Poem Pony reads at the church
Nothing Gold Can Stay
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The book Pony reads to Johnny at the church
Gone With the Wind
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The injuries sustained by Dally at the fire
Arm burns
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The injuries sustained by Johnny at the fire
broken back and severe burns
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The era the novel takes place
60s
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What Dally gives to Johnny and Pony
Gun, Money, Clothes
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Pony boy's guardians
Darry and Sodapop
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What happens to Pony's parents
They died in an auto wreck
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The weapon used to kill Bob
switchblade
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Why were the Socs eager to fight Pony and Johnny at the park
they had been drinking
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The name of the person who takes Pony to the hospital
Jerry
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Darry has to do these things to support the family
he has to work two jobs
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The Greasers think this musician is tuff
Elvis
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The thing that separates the greasers and the socs besides money
emotions
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a regular guy
After talking to Randy, Ponyboy sees Randy as this:
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she doesn't care about him
why doesn't Johnny want to see his mother in the hospital
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Who do Pony and Two-Bit find at the vacant lot after visiting the hospital
Cherry Valence is at the lot
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What does Dally ask for at the Hospital
he asks for two bit's switchblade
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Who starts the rumble
Darry and Paul Holden
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Why does Darry fight
Pride
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Why does Ponyboy fight
he fights for self defense
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Why does Soda fight
He fights for action
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Who wins the rumble
The Greasers win
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Who shows up to the rumble
Dally shows up to the rumble
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What is happening to Johnny at the end of the rumble
He is dying
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What is the last thing that Johnny tells Pony?
He tells him to stay gold
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What does Dally do after Johnny dies
Dally robs a store and is killed by the police
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What happens to Ponyboy after Dally is shot?
Ponyboy is sick and delirious
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What does ponyboy tell Randy when Randy came to visit him
Ponyboy tells Randy that he killed Bob
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In Chapter 12, Pony is confronted by a group of Soc's. What does he do?
He breaks a glass bottle and threatens them
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Why does Soda run out of the house in Chapter 12?
He is sick of always being in the middle of Darry and Ponyboy fighting
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What is in the copy of Gone With The Wind?
a letter from Johnny
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In Johnny's letter, he tells Pony to tell what to Dally?
That there is a lot of good in the world
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Where does the novel end?
It ends with the first lines of Chapter 1
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The protagonist
Ponyboy
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Antagonist
The Socs
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Setting
Tulsa, Ok in 1960
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Irony
the unexpected happening, could be humorous
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Ornery
stubborn, ugly, unpleasant
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nonchalantly
cool and casual
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incredulous
skeptical, unbelieving
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premonition
feeling about something that will happen in the future
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aloof
indifferent or disinterested
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indignant
extreme displeasure for something
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eluded
to avoid capture
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gallant
brave, noble-monded, chivalrous
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reluctantly
unwilling or struggleing in oppostion
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hermit
someone who is removed from society and lives in seclusion
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Climax of novel
when Johnny dies
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major conflict of story
Socs vs Greaser
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How did Dally know about the church
his cousin had told him about it in case he needed to escape there
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What did Pony think when Johnny wanted to go back and turn themselves in
He was excited and ready, he did not want to stay in the church forever
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Randy said that what two characters were alike
Dally and Bob because they wanted their parents to tell them no and acknowledge them
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Does Pony think that Dally is his buddy?
not at the beginning but when he saves him in the fire he begins to think so and see a different side of Dally
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To get spruced up for the rumble means what?
They wanted to look their best so Socs would not see them as trash.
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The conflict between Pony and Darry ends when?
When Darry comes to the hospital and sees Pony is ok
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An example of internal conflict within Pony is when he realized he has a hope for the future is shown when he says what?
Before the rumble Pony says, " I wasn't going to live in a lousy neighborhood all my life". We realize he knows he can do better and will move beyond this neighborhood.