IDENTIFY THIS CHARACTER....
SANDY
Which IDIOMATIC expression is depicted in the Rebus puzzle above?
"Chip off the Block" or "Chip off the Old Block"
What BOOK do Johnny and Ponyboy read together?
Gone with the Wind
What literary device is being described in this example?
THEME
What IDIOMATIC expression (depicted in the Rebus puzzle) might be a character attribute of Johnny?
"HEART OF GOLD"
IDENTIFY THIS CHARACTER....
DARREL "DARRY' CURTIS
Which LITERARY DEVICE is being employed in the example above?
ONOMATOPOEIA
Which LITERARY DEVICE is being employed in the example above?
FLASHBACK
FEMALE
What (event) SYMBOLIZES that despite their different worlds, the Greasers and Socs are more alike than they realize?
SUNSET
What 2 word IDIOMATIC expression (depicted in the Rebus puzzle) might describe the Socs since they were portrayed as both conceited and arrogant?
'STUCK UP'
CONFLICT
Which 1960s cultural icon musical group did the Socs relate to?
The Beatles
Which LITERARY DEVICE is being employed in the example above?
CONSONANCE
IDENTIFY THIS CHARACTER....
MR. SYME
ALLITERATION
IDENTIFY THIS CHARACTER....
STEVE RANDLE
'The Outsiders' is set in a fictional town loosely based on the author's hometown of which OKLAHOMA CITY?
TULSA
What is the RHYME SCHEME of Robert Frost's "Nothing Gold Can Stay" poem?
AABBCCDD
What is the FIRST WORD in Robert Frost's poem?
NATURE
METAPHOR
Which 1960s cultural icon SINGER did the Greasers relate to?
Elvis Presley
What literary device is being described in this example?
MOOD
JUVENILE DELIQUENT
Answer the following...
LINEAR
PONYBOY CURTIS & FIRST PERSON
Which LITERARY DEVICE is being employed in the example above?
HYPERBOLE
HINT: this is often used when the author makes a hint or 'sneak peek' into what events may occur later on in the story.
FORESHADOWING
IDENTIFY THIS CHARACTER....
TWO-BIT MATTHEWS