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1 Editorial- a newspaper or magazine article stating an opinion.

2 Madras- light cotton shirt in a bright print, usually plaid

3 Rivalry- competition

4 Sympathetic- sharing the feelings of another

5 Quiver- a slight trembling

6 Reputation- the character of someone as seen by others

7 Suspicious- showing distrust

8 Hastily- done or made in a hurry

9 Incredulous- feeling disbelief

10 Hesitation- a pause because of forgetfulness or uncertainty

11 Hoodlum- a rowdy destructive adolescent

12 Stricken- overcome by emotion

13 Muffle- to lessen the sound of

14 Rebellious- opposing authority

15 Rumble- a fight between gangs

16 The Outsiders Read Chapter One

17 Character Connection Drawing
DIRECTIONS: Create a visually appealing image that compares you and a character from The Outsiders. Quality work and presentation counts Illustrate a picture of yourself next to a character from the novel. DO NOT cut and paste images from the movie for this task. Your illustration must be colored and demonstrate an effort to show the similarities or differences between you and the character of your choice. Title the drawing – Do not label yourself or the character Write a description comparing the character and yourself using character traits, indirect characterization and direct characterization. In your description, use text evidence from the book. Include a sentence explaining why you chose this character. Remember you can paraphrase or rephrase text evidence.

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