1. The Outsiders- Chapter 9 and 10

2. QUIZ TIME!
Using your clickers! Chose the option that you think is correct and click send when you are done.

3. Chapter 9 and 10 Recap
What was the major event the greasers were waiting for in Chapter 9?
The rumble between the greasers and the Socs
The news report on Johnny and Ponyboy’ s rescue at the church
Sodapop and Sandy’s baby news
None of the above

4. 2. In chapter 9, what does Ponyboy say is the major difference between the greasers and the Socs?
Greasers look hoody and the Socs looked descent
Socs drove mustangs and greasers walked
Greasers were more violent than Socs
The greasers were talkative than the Socs

5. 3. Before Johnny died, he told Ponyboy to :
“Keep fightin’”
“Stay greaser true”
“Stay gold.”
Take care of Cherry

6. 4. What do you think Johnny’s last words to Ponyboy meant?
a. Keep fighting against the Socs by staying true to being a greaser
b. To keep his youthful innocence and not to get caught up in these useless fights
c. Remain a true friend to his fellow greasers
d. None of the above.

7. 5. In chapter 10, how did Ponyboy react to Johnny’s death?
Ponyboy joined the Socs’ gang.
Ponyboy quit school
Ponyboy robbed two grocery stores
Ponyboy was in denial, he refused to believe that Johnny was dead.

8. 6. How did Dally act differently to Johnny’s death than Ponyboy?
Dally confronts the Socs and asks them to create a truce between the two gangs
Johnny was the only thing Dally loved. Dally held up a store with an unloaded gun and dies due to police gun fire.
Dally held a memorial service for Johnny
None of the above

9. A story’s theme….. is always directly stated in the story
summarizes the plot 
is the same as the story’s subject 
offers some insight or idea about life

10. Theme
The Search for Meaning

11. What is a Theme?
Theme: Life lesson, meaning, moral, emotion that drives the story action or message about life or human nature that is shared in a story.
In other words…
Theme is what the story teaches readers or shows them about life.

12. Themes
A theme is something people outside of a book have to deal with in real life.
You don’t have to agree with the theme to identify it.
Examples
Money can’t buy happiness.
Don’t judge a book by it’s cover.
Be true to yourself.

13. Identifying Themes Themes are indirect. Themes are implied.
Themes are bigger than the story.
Big World of the Theme.
Applies to the “Real” World.
Small
World
of the
Story

14. Themes –Chapter 9 & 10 1. Class Conflict- Socs vs. Greasers
2. Appearances
3. Coming of Age
4. Pretending-Escaping Reality

15. Themes in The Outsiders Chapter 9 and 10
On chart paper, you and group members will:
Be given a passage and a theme from the book
Find a direct quote
Write a sentence explaining how this quote relates to the theme.
Make a prediction to the meaning
Explain how the small story world connects to the big world theme