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Middle School Literature Quiz

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1. In Chapter 3, Johnny finds himself in a position that he must take action. What is it and how does he respond?
- A.
  
  Johnny talks Ponyboy into running away because his parents do not love him anyway.
- B.
  
  Ponyboy is hurt and Johnny must help. He helps the only way he knows how, by getting them away from the Socs.
- C.
  
  Johnny sees an object which brings up past memories and he acts out based on them; this leads to a deadly conclusion.
- D.
  
  Johnny and Ponyboy are being attacked; Ponyboy's life is being threatened. Johnny responds without thinking, based on his friendship with with Ponyboy and past experience. This leads to an unfortunate ending.
Correct Answer
D. Johnny and Ponyboy are being attacked; Ponyboy's life is being threatened. Johnny responds without thinking, based on his friendship with with Ponyboy and past experience. This leads to an unfortunate ending.

Explanation
Johnny and Ponyboy are being attacked and Ponyboy's life is in danger. Johnny, driven by his friendship with Ponyboy and past experiences, reacts impulsively without thinking. This impulsive response ultimately leads to an unfortunate and deadly outcome.

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2. What type of relationship do the Greasers share with one another and what character quality to they hold in high regard?
- A.
  
  The Greasers resemble a team and they value cooperation with one another.
- B.
  
  The Greasers are much like a family unit inn which loyalty in important.
- C.
  
  The Greasers work together like a company, with one person being a boss; this requires respect.
Correct Answer
B. The Greasers are much like a family unit inn which loyalty in important.

Explanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the Greasers share a strong bond and support each other like a family. Loyalty is highly valued among them, indicating that they prioritize sticking together and looking out for one another. This familial relationship is likely a result of their shared experiences and the adversity they face as a group.

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3. How is a Greaser identified?
- A.
  
  A Greaser is an expert at creating oil slicks to slow down his opposition in a drag race!
- B.
  
  A Greaser can tell you anything about a vehicle you want to know!
- C.
  
  A Greaser takes extra care in oiling (greasing) thier leather jacket!
- D.
  
  A Greaser is known for their beautifully greased mane!
Correct Answer
D. A Greaser is known for their beautifully greased mane!
4.

4. "Nothing gold can stay", what could this mean in life?
- A.
  
  Live life to the fullest, spend all you have, it is all we have.
- B.
  
  Enjoy the things you value, they will not last forever.
- C.
  
  Money (gold) is not everything.
- D.
  
  Everything withers and dies, even if it shines.
Correct Answer
B. Enjoy the things you value, they will not last forever.

Explanation
This answer suggests that the phrase "Nothing gold can stay" means that we should enjoy the things we value because they will not last forever. It implies that everything in life is temporary, including the things we cherish, so we should make the most of them while we can.

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5. What is Cherry's new role?
- A.
  
  Cherry is now the informer for the Greasers.
- B.
  
  Cherry is now prepared to testify against Ponyboy and Johnny
- C.
  
  Cherry is now dating Dally.
- D.
  
  Cherry is now a Greaser girl.
Correct Answer
A. Cherry is now the informer for the Greasers.

Explanation
Cherry's new role is being the informer for the Greasers. This means that she is providing information to the Greasers, possibly about the activities or plans of the rival group, the Socs. This role suggests that Cherry has switched sides and is now supporting the Greasers, which could have significant implications for the ongoing conflict between the two groups.

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6. Why do the boys help with the fire?
- A.
  
  They think it will help clear their name if they help.
- B.
  
  They feel they started it and need to get the children out.
- C.
  
  They are just nice guys and want to help.
- D.
  
  They know the teacher is too large to help get the children out.
Correct Answer
B. They feel they started it and need to get the children out.

Explanation
The boys help with the fire because they feel they started it and need to get the children out. This suggests that the boys have a sense of responsibility and guilt for their actions, and they want to rectify the situation by ensuring the safety of the children. They understand the potential consequences of their actions and are willing to take action to mitigate the harm caused.

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7. How is Johnny different inside of the burning church?
- A.
  
  He is happier and stronger.
- B.
  
  He is older looking and proud.
- C.
  
  He is not scared looking and is in charge.
- D.
  
  He is at peace in an odd way.
Correct Answer
C. He is not scared looking and is in charge.

Explanation
In the given options, the answer "He is not scared looking and is in charge" suggests that Johnny is displaying a sense of bravery and confidence inside the burning church. This implies that despite the dangerous situation, Johnny remains calm and takes charge of the situation instead of being frightened.

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8. What was the title of the news story in the paper when the boys arrived home?
- A.
  
  Juvenile Delinquents Turned Heros!
- B.
  
  Greasers Turned Heros!
- C.
  
  I Need A Hero!
- D.
  
  Boys Gone Crazy!
Correct Answer
A. Juvenile Delinquents Turned Heros!

Explanation
The correct answer is "Juvenile Delinquents Turned Heroes!" This title accurately describes the transformation of the boys from troublemakers to heroes. It highlights their change in behavior and portrays them in a positive light.

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9. What did Pony boy's dream seem to foreshadow?
- A.
  
  The end of the trouble.
- B.
  
  A sign of the future being good.
- C.
  
  Death of some one close.
- D.
  
  He was going to go crazy.
Correct Answer
C. Death of some one close.

Explanation
Pony boy's dream seems to foreshadow the death of someone close. Foreshadowing is a literary technique where the author hints or suggests future events. In this case, the dream serves as a warning or premonition of a significant loss or tragedy that will occur in Pony boy's life. This suggests that the story may involve a character's death, adding suspense and anticipation for the reader.

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10. How did Ponyboy's view of the Socs change?
- A.
  
  He realized they were people just like him.
- B.
  
  He realized they could be nice, if they wanted.
- C.
  
  He realized things are rough all over.
- D.
  
  He realized his view of them made a difference in how they acted toward him.
Correct Answer
C. He realized things are rough all over.

Explanation
Ponyboy's view of the Socs changed when he realized that things are rough for everyone, not just for the Greasers. This suggests that he gained a broader understanding of the world and recognized that everyone faces challenges and hardships, regardless of their social status. This realization likely helped him develop empathy and see the Socs as more than just privileged individuals, leading to a shift in his perspective.

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The Outsiders Chapters 4-7 Quiz Cds

1. In Chapter 3, Johnny finds himself in a position that he must take action. What is it and how does he respond?

2. What type of relationship do the Greasers share with one another and what character quality to they hold in high regard?

3. How is a Greaser identified?

4. "Nothing gold can stay", what could this mean in life?

5. What is Cherry's new role?

6. Why do the boys help with the fire?

7. How is Johnny different inside of the burning church?

8. What was the title of the news story in the paper when the boys arrived home?

9. What did Pony boy's dream seem to foreshadow?

10. How did Ponyboy's view of the Socs change?