The Outsiders Final Test

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The narrator of the story who loves to read.

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He lives in a home with an abusive father and a mother who really doesn’t care about him. He sees the greasers as his true family.

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Sodapop’s best friend who knows a lot about cars and sees Pony as Soda’s annoying kid brother who always tags along.

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The toughest of the greasers. He used to run with gangs in New York and is proud of his criminal record.

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One of Pony’s brother. He is happy-go-lucky and Pony describes him as getting “drunk on just plain living.”

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Pony’s brother who quit school to take care of Pony and his other brother. Pony thinks that he is too hard on him.

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The joker of the greasers who is known for shoplifting.

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The Soc girl that Pony feels comfortable with. She is attracted to Dally. She becomes a spy for the greasers.

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One of the Socs. He decides not to participate in the last rumble.

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One of the Socs. He is raised in a home where his parents have never really disciplined him. He is killed by Johnny when he and a buddy attack Johnny and Pony.

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Johnny begins to carry a knife to

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A symbol of the greasers is their

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One of Pony's conflicts involves his

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Johnny and Pony become heroes when they

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The person who starts Pony thinking the Socs are real people with problems is

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Pony admires both Johnny and Dally for their

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Pony feels he is loved and understood most by

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After Bob's death, Randy decides to

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To Pony, the unfairness of the social system is seen in

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The person who helps Pony and Johnny after the death of Bob is

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At the church, Ponyboy reads to Johnny from the novel

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Dally dies as a result of

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Pony thinks that his brother hates him because Darry

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Pony realizes that Darry really does love him when

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Of the three Curtis brothers, the one that keeps the family close/together is

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After the murder, Dally worries that Johnny

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In his letter to Pony, Johnny writes that

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Johnny's death was hardest on

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In Johnny's letter to Ponyboy, he tells Pony to stay

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The Outsiders Final Test

The narrator of the story who loves to read.

He lives in a home with an abusive father and a mother who really doesn’t care about him. He sees the greasers as his true family.

Sodapop’s best friend who knows a lot about cars and sees Pony as Soda’s annoying kid brother who always tags along.

The toughest of the greasers. He used to run with gangs in New York and is proud of his criminal record.

One of Pony’s brother. He is happy-go-lucky and Pony describes him as getting “drunk on just plain living.”

Pony’s brother who quit school to take care of Pony and his other brother. Pony thinks that he is too hard on him.

The joker of the greasers who is known for shoplifting.

The Soc girl that Pony feels comfortable with. She is attracted to Dally. She becomes a spy for the greasers.

One of the Socs. He decides not to participate in the last rumble.

One of the Socs. He is raised in a home where his parents have never really disciplined him. He is killed by Johnny when he and a buddy attack Johnny and Pony.

Johnny begins to carry a knife to

A symbol of the greasers is their

One of Pony's conflicts involves his

Johnny and Pony become heroes when they

The person who starts Pony thinking the Socs are real people with problems is

Pony admires both Johnny and Dally for their

Pony feels he is loved and understood most by

After Bob's death, Randy decides to

To Pony, the unfairness of the social system is seen in

The person who helps Pony and Johnny after the death of Bob is

At the church, Ponyboy reads to Johnny from the novel

Dally dies as a result of

Pony thinks that his brother hates him because Darry

Pony realizes that Darry really does love him when

Of the three Curtis brothers, the one that keeps the family close/together is

After the murder, Dally worries that Johnny

In his letter to Pony, Johnny writes that

Johnny's death was hardest on

In Johnny's letter to Ponyboy, he tells Pony to stay

Ponyboy decides to write about the greasers because he wants to

The narrator of the story who loves to read.

He lives in a home with an abusive father and a mother who really doesn’t care about him. He sees the greasers as his true family.

Sodapop’s best friend who knows a lot about cars and sees Pony as Soda’s annoying kid brother who always tags along.

The toughest of the greasers. He used to run with gangs in New York and is proud of his criminal record.

One of Pony’s brother. He is happy-go-lucky and Pony describes him as getting “drunk on just plain living.”

Pony’s brother who quit school to take care of Pony and his other brother. Pony thinks that he is too hard on him.

The joker of the greasers who is known for shoplifting.

The Soc girl that Pony feels comfortable with. She is attracted to Dally. She becomes a spy for the greasers.

One of the Socs. He decides not to participate in the last rumble.

One of the Socs. He is raised in a home where his parents have never really disciplined him. He is killed by Johnny when he and a buddy attack Johnny and Pony.

Johnny begins to carry a knife to

A symbol of the greasers is their

One of Pony's conflicts involves his

Johnny and Pony become heroes when they

The person who starts Pony thinking the Socs are real people with problems is

Pony admires both Johnny and Dally for their

Pony feels he is loved and understood most by

After Bob's death, Randy decides to

To Pony, the unfairness of the social system is seen in

The person who helps Pony and Johnny after the death of Bob is

At the church, Ponyboy reads to Johnny from the novel

Dally dies as a result of

Pony thinks that his brother hates him because Darry

Pony realizes that Darry really does love him when

Of the three Curtis brothers, the one that keeps the family close/together is

After the murder, Dally worries that Johnny

In his letter to Pony, Johnny writes that

Johnny's death was hardest on

In Johnny's letter to Ponyboy, he tells Pony to stay

Ponyboy decides to write about the greasers because he wants to