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1. How does the narrator describe himself? Chapter One 1. How does the narrator describe himself? 2. Why does he like to go to the movies alone? 3. What happens to him on the way home from the movies? 4. How does he feel as he is being followed? Why? What signs does he exhibit that tell you this is how he feels? How does he get out of it? 5. What happened to the parents of the narrator? 6. What do we learn is the name of the narrator? 7. Why is Ponyboy so reluctant to tell Darry how he really feels afterwards? 8. Who are Soda and Steve? Where do they work? 9. How did Two-Bit get his nickname? What is his real name? 10. According to Ponyboy, what is different about Dally from the rest of the guys? 11. Why does Darry work so hard? 12. What does Sodapop tell Ponyboy about his plans for Sandy and himself?

Chapter Two 1. How do the boys get into the Nightly Double? Why do they choose to do that? 2. Why does Dally use vulgar and abrasive language with the girls at the movies? 3. How do the girls respond to the insults? From their reactions, what can you conclude about their personalities? 4. Why is Ponyboy uncomfortable about Dally‘s behavior? 5. Explain why the girls are okay with Johnny and Pony, but not Dally. 6. Why are the girls alone and without a car? 7. What does Two-Bit do that scares Johnny and Pony? Relate why it is especially frightening to Johnny. 8. What rule do the Greasers follow, besides ―stick together‖? How do you think these rules came to be? 9. Describe the attack on Johnny. Why do you think the attack was so traumatic to him?

Chapter 3 Comprehension Questions 1. What does Cherry tell Ponyboy about the Socs? 2. Relate the story of Mickey Mouse and Soda. Why do you think it was included in the novel? 3. Explain the reference to the watching the sunset. Why is it an important part of the buildup of the relationship between Cherry Valance and Ponyboy? 4. When the blue Mustang rolls up, what are its occupants hoping to do? What do the Greasers think they want? 5. Give your opinion of Cherry saying, ―”…if I see you in the hall at school or someplace and don‘t say hi, well, it‘s not personal…”‖ Explain the reasons for your point of view. 6. What do Pony and Johnny do instead of going home after the movies, and what is the result? 7. Why doesn‘t Darry call the police when Ponyboy doesn‘t arrive home until 2:00 a.m.? 8. Why do Ponyboy and Johnny run away? 9. Why does Johnny say he likes it better when his father is hitting him?

Chapter 4 Comprehension Q’s 1. What happens to Ponyboy at the park? 2. Why does Johnny go after Bob? What is the result? 3. Why does Johnny react so violently to the Socs?

Chapter 5 Comprehension Q’s 1. When Pony wakes up, why is he alone? What does Johnny bring back? 2. What do the boys do to disguise themselves? Why is Pony so reluctant to do anything with his hair? 3. How did the boys show their feelings as emotion overcame them? Do you think their behavior was in character or did it deviate from the image the writer was trying to create? Explain. 4. How do they pass the time over the next few days? What do they eat? 5. Why does Ponyboy get sick on the fifth day at the church? 6. What does Dally bring to Ponyboy from Sodapop? What does Pony learn from it about Darry‘s feelings? 7. How did Dally mislead the police? 8. Where do they go in Buck‘s car? 9. When Dally says that his heater sure does help a bluff. What does he mean? 10. Who is the spy‖ Dally speaks of?

Chapter 6 Questions What did Johnny tell Dally? What did Dally tell Johnny in response? Did Johnny’s parents ask about him? Why or why not? Why did Ponyboy and Johnny run inside the burning church? What “other side” of Dally is revealed in this chapter? Why do you think Johnny wasn’t scared? Why did Dally hit Ponyboy? What did Ponyboy realize about Darry? What was Darry’s “silent fear”?