THE OUTSIDERS Chapters 2 and 3 OBJECTIVE Students will be able to read the text The Outsiders and use evidence to explain how the author reveals aspects of a character. (RL7.1; RL7.3;RL7.10) JOURNAL “WHEN & WHERE” What conclusions have you come to about the setting? When (what year) do you think the story takes place in? Where/what kind of neighborhood does the story happen in? What clues from the text helped you come to these conclusions? 1960S HTTP://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=KU-EOK8MSA0 1.What was happening in the world? 2.What was popular in the US? CHAPTER 2: CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING 1. Where do the Socs and Greasers hang out? What do they do for fun? 2. How do the Greasers learn more about the Socs? 3. What kind of rules do gang members follow in fights? 4. How could Cherry be a problem for Dally? 5. Why do you think Johnny spoke up to Dally? 6. Why didn’t Ponyboy, Johnny, and Dally pay to get into the drive-in movie? 7. What is Cherry’s real name? Why is she called Cherry? 8. What did Cherry do when Dally brought her a Coke? 9. Give three reasons why Cherry and Marcia are not scared of Johnny and Ponyboy even though, like Dally, they are Greasers. 10. What are two rules Greasers have for themselves? 11. How did Johnny get beaten up? 12. What did Cherry mean when she said, “Things are rough all over”? PONYBOY’S IDENTITY What does he like? What people influence him? What time does he live in? (What’s happening at that time?) What events have had an impact on his like? SODAPOP EXAMPLE S O D – dropped out of school because he was only passing gym and auto mechanics. He think he isn’t smart. A P – parents died in a car crash. Now he has to help take care of his younger brother so his family can stay together. O P PONYBOY’S IDENTITY P O N Y B O Y CHAPTER 3 CHAPTER 3 – FREE RESPONSE 1. Do the characters in this book seam “real”? Why or why not? How does the author try to make them believable? 2. Do you agree with Johnny that having friends care for you is not the same as having your own folks care about you? Why or why not? CLASH OF THE CLIQUES Socs Greasers Socs Mustang (they have money) • Don’t want their parents to see them with the Greasers. • Girls don’t like fighting. • Only date their own kind. • Both Consider each other enemies. • Use nicknames • Go to rodeos • Greasers • • • • • • • They care for each other. Not violent towards one another. The police can’t solve all of their problems. Still affected by extreme violence. Quick to fight (Socs) Carry weapons Some are dropouts. Socs • “rough” • Turn to the police for help • Only date their own kind • Don’t fight fair (outnumber the enemy) Both they talk to each other • Go to rodeos • Use nicknames • Go to the same school • Greasers • • • • • • • • • believe in fair fights between one another (skin fights) Stick together Rule = don’t get caught Pay for what you did Hit on Soc girls Some are dropouts Get jumped by the Socs Help one another (“got their back”-FH) Rough home life I NEED SOMEONE TO VOLUNTEER AS TRIBUTE! Cherry Marcia Johnny Dally Ponyboy PAGE 21-22 “Take your feet off my chair…” to “I shook my head, wide-eyed. “No.”” Cherry Dally Ponyboy PAGE 22-23 “Suddenly she smiled.” to “but you could hardly say it about Soda.” Cherry Marcia Ponyboy PAGE 24-25 “Dally came striding back…” to “From what I saw, you do.” Dally Cherry Johnny Ponyboy (silent actor) Marcia (silent actor) PAGE 28-29 “Hey where is ol’ Dally, anyways?” to “He pays up, No sweat.” Two-Bit Ponyboy Cherry Marcia Johnny (silent actor) PAGE 32-33 “Somehow the gang sensed…” to “It’s okay, Johnnycake, they’re gone now. It’s okay.” Two-Bit Darry Dally Ponyboy Johnny Sodapop PAGE 38-39 “Rat race is a perfect name…” to “Till I met Cherry Valance.” Cherry Ponyboy Two-Bit (silent actor) Marcia (silent actor) Johnny (silent actor) PAGE 45-46 “Tow-Bit took a long drag…” to “I hope I never see him again, or I will.” Two-Bit Bob Randy Cherry Marcia Johnny Ponyboy PAGE 49-50 “Where the heck have you been?” to “His eyes were huge. Ponyboy…” Ponyboy Darry Sodapop CHAPTER 3 HOMEWORK Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle – due Thursday