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"He'd grab one guy's press hat and another's camera and walk around interviewing the nurses and mimicking TV reporters."
What does mimicking mean?
to beam or shine
to frown
to copy or imitate
to speak in a slow manner
“Why don’t you get a job?” Steve said. “Ever consider working for a living?”
“Work?” Two-Bit was aghast. “And ruin my rep?”
aghast means
suspicious
careful
struck with shock
dismal
“Why don’t you get a job?” Steve said. “Ever consider working for a living?”
“Work?” Two-Bit was aghast. “And ruin my rep?”
A synonym for aghast would be
shocked
believing
understanding
friendly
"'I won't be able to walk again,' Johnny started, then faltered."
faltered means
without feeling
perfection
hesitated in doing something
happening again
"'I won't be able to walk again,' Johnny started, then faltered."
A word below that could replace faltered in this sentence is:
acted
hesitated
caught
remembered
"It was the reward of two hours of walking, aimlessly around a hardware store, to divert suspicion."
divert means
to speak slowly
to allow something to happen
to reroute or redirect
to frown or scowl
"We had stood there, clenching our teeth and grimacing, with sweat pouring down our faces, and the smell of burning flesh making us sick, each refusing to holler, until Tim happened to stroll by."
grimacing means
to look confused
to scowl, frown
to look nervous
winking
"We mostly stuck with our own outfits, so I was a little leery of going over to him, but I shrugged."
leery means
happening again
suspicious, cautious, careful
reroute, redirect
overjoyed; excited
"His face contracted in agony, and sweat streamed down his face."
agony means
pain or suffering
happiness; joy
healthy; feeling good
suspicious
According to Jerry, why did the reporters take so many pictures?
They were from several different newspapers.
The police were about to arrest Ponyboy.
There wasn't any other news to write about.
The boys were very good looking.
What are Johnny's injuries?
Broken neck and 3rd degree burns
Broken back and 2nd degree burns
Broken back and 3rd degree burns
Broken leg and 3rd degree burns
What do all 3 boys like for breakfast?
Hard boiled eggs
Chocolate cake
Bacon and eggs
Pancakes
Read this sentence from Ch. 7: “Can’t you two wait till I set the eggs down before you go shovin’ me all over the country?” Which figurative language device is being used in this quote?
Hyperbole
Personification
Simile
Onomatopoeia
What is Johnny being charged with?
Carrying a concealed weapon
First degree murder
Theft
Manslaughter
What did we learn about Ponyboy in the newspaper?
He was the quarterback for the football team.
He was a member of the drama club.
He was the editor of the school newspaper.
He was a track star.
What happened to Sandy?
She went to the prom with a new boyfriend instead of Soda.
She got a scholarship and is going to the Univeristy of Florida.
She quit her job at the shop with Soda and is working for the movie theater.
She moved in with her grandmother who lives in Florida.
What did Randy tell Ponyboy?
He is very angry and will hurt them at the rumble.
He wouldn’t have saved the kids and he is not going to the rumble.
His brother is in Ponyboy’s class and he wants them to get to know each other.
His father is disappointed in him and he is planning on moving to Florida.
According to Randy, why did Bob get into so much trouble?
His parents were too busy working to notice him.
His older brother got all of the attention.
His parents were always fighting and wanted to get a divorce.
His parents gave in to him too much and he was looking for attention.
How did Two-Bit and Ponyboy get in to see Johnny?
The doctor let them in because he thought Johnny might die.
They sneaked in through the back door of the hospital.
The doctor left a list of visitors and they were on it.
They called Johnny and he let them in through the window.
Read this sentence from Ch. 8: “Johnny almost grinned as he nodded. ‘Tuff enough,’ he managed, and by the way his eyes were glowing, I figured Southern gentlemen had nothing on Johnny Cade.” What literary device is being used with the underlined words?
Falling action
Literary allusion
Simile
Genre
Read this sentence from Ch. 8: “I could see that even a few words were tiring him out; he was as pale as the pillow and looked awful.” Which figurative language device is being used here?
Simile
Onomatopoeia
Assonance
Flashback
Who blamed Ponyboy and Two-Bit for Johnny’s condition?
Randy
Jerry
Johnny’s mother
Johnny’s father
Why did Dallas get nervous about Ponyboy?
He thought he broke his neck when he put the fire out on his back.
He thought the State was going to put him into a foster home.
He thought Ponyboy forgot to visit Johnny in the hospital.
He thought Ponyboy was still angry at Darry.
What are sunsets a symbol of in this novel?
The anger between the Socs and Greasers.
The connection between Ponyboy and Cherry.
The lighter side of Dallas’s personality.
The end of innocence.
What clue told Cherry that Bob beat Johnny up in the beginning of the novel?
his car
his rings
his journal
his clothes
Read the excerpt from the novel: “We sat down grinning at each other. Dally was his usual mean, ornery self. He was okay.” What does the underlined word mean?
Bad-tempered
Happy
Confused
Indifferent
Why does Ponyboy feel uncomfortable about the rumble?
He knows he is out of shape.
He knows he has a fever.
He can’t find his weapon.
He doesn’t like to fight.
Why isn’t Curly Shepard going to the rumble?
He moved to Florida.
He doesn’t want to fight anymore.
He is in the reformatory.
He ran away.
How did the Greasers act on the way to the rumble?
They were happy and performing acrobatics.
They were quiet and concentrating on their moves.
They were afraid but did not want to show it.
They were concerned about the Socs.
Who started the rumble?
Darry and Dallas
Darry and Paul
Ponyboy and Curly
Soda and Ponyboy
Who did Ponyboy team up with in the rumble?
Two-Bit
Darry
Steve
Dally
What did Johnny say when Dally told him that they beat the Socs?
“Tuff enough!”
“I knew them Socs were going down...it was just a matter of time.”
“Useless...fighting’s no good.”
“You are crazy...”
What made Johnny’s eyes glow with pride?
The Greasers put up a good fight.
Dallas said he was proud of him.
Ponyboy said he was his best friend.
Darry said he could move in with them.
What were Johnny’s final words?
“It was worth it...everything...”
“Always remember me, Ponyboy...”
You are my best friend, Ponyboy.”
“Stay gold, Ponyboy. Stay gold...”
Who lost complete control at the death of Johnny?
Ponyboy
Dallas
Darry
Two-Bit
Which statement from Chapter 7 best describe how Ponyboy felt after speaking with the doctor about Johnny’s prognosis?
F “In our Ford I was suddenly overcome by sleepiness.”
G “A pain was growing in my throat and I wanted to cry, but greasers don’t cry in front of
strangers.”
H “I was the first one up the next morning.”
J “No, they ain’t goin’ to put us in a boys’ home.”
Which statement best expresses the theme in Chapter 7?
A “Somebody needs to lay down the law, set the limits, give him something solid to stand on.”
B “Things were rough all over, but it was better that way. That way you could tell the other
guy was human too.”
C “Running away won’t help.”
D “The reporters fired one question right after another at me and got me so confused I didn’t
know what was coming off.”
4. In Chapter 7 Ponyboy states “Our front door is always unlocked in case one of the boys is hacked off at his parents and needs a place to lay over and cool off.”
From this statement, the reader can infer that-
F Most people leave their doors unlocked in their neighborhood.
G Darry is sometimes not as strict as he seems.
H Darry wants to make Ponyboy and Soda feel comfortable since their parents have died.
J The neighborhood where they live is safe.
In Chapter 7 Randy tells Ponyboy: “Bob was a good guy... if his old man had just belted him—just once, he might still be alive.”
What do Randy’s words reveal about Bob?
A Bob needed his dad to monitor his behavior, so he would act more appropriately.
B Bob had a lot of friends and didn’t really mean to drown Ponyboy.
C Bob was mainly left alone by his parents and he didn’t deserve to die.
D Bob had friends, but they didn’t care about him.
Read this sentence from Chapter 8.
"Two-Bit walked aimlessly up and down the hallway to divert the nurse's attention.
The word aimlessly in the sentence above means-
F hastily
G cautiously
H without direction
J suspiciously
Read the following excerpt from Chapter 8.
"Can you see the sunset real good from the West Side? You can see it good from the East Side too."
What does Ponyboy imply in this excerpt?
F The sunset always looks better on the West Side.
G The sunset looks different from the east side and west side of town.
H Despite people’s social class, people are generally the same.
J People’s social status determines how happy they are in life.
Read the following excerpt from Chapter 9:
“Whirling suddenly, he slammed back against the
wall. His face contracted in agony and sweat
streamed down his face.”
Which words below best describe the author’s tone in this description of Dally?
F tense and agitated
G brave and dramatic
H excited and forceful
J suspenseful and happy
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