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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. Chapter Questions. Greasers. For each describe their character and the positive and negative characterizations described by Ponyboy in Ch. 1. Ponyboy Curtis *Johnny Cade Darrel Curtis “ Darry ” * Steve Randle Sodapop Curtis Keith “Two-Bit” Mathews

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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. By S.E. Hinton. Power point by Dave Sykes, Mesa Verde Middle School, PUSD. “ The Voice of Youth ”, S. E. Hinton.

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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. Emily Evans & Keely Johnson 4 th period ELA. Editorial. An article in the news paper or other periodical presenting the opinion of the publisher. This morning I read the editorial while drinking my coffee. Hesitation. The state of doubt or uncertainty.

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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. Background Information Photo from: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Outsiders/S-E-Hinton/e/9780142407332/?itm=5&USRI= the+outsiders. About the novel. Story takes place in 1965. The setting is Tulsa, Oklahoma. The story is told from a first-person perspective. Paul Newman.

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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. By S.E. Hinton. S.E. Hinton. S.E. Hinton, or Susan Eloise Hinton, began writing The Outsiders as a short story when she was 15 years old. S.E. Hinton. She was advised to use a pen name, S.E. Hinton, because the publisher did not think that people would

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Outsiders

Outsiders. Chapters 1, 2, 3. CHAPTER 1. We see that the Outsiders in Ponyboy’s perspective. He is walking home from the movie, which he attended alone, and he gets jumped by some Socs. His brothers and other greasers come to his rescue, almost instinctively.

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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. Photo Gallery of Characters. The Greasers. Ponyboy Curtis. Sodapop Curtis . Darry Curtis. Johnny Cade. Two-Bit Matthews. Steve Randle. Dally Winston. The Socs. Cherry Valance and Marcia. Bob Sheldon and Randy.

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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. Vocabulary Week I. Gingerly. Very Carefully “I gingerly tiptoed over the gravel in my bare feet. ”. sympathetic. Feeling compassionate or concerned for someone else “My best friend was very sympathetic when my dad died. She cooked us dinner and visited every weekend.”.

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The Outsiders

The Outsiders. S.E. Hinton. Paul Newman. Greaser/ Socs (Social). Souped up Car/ corvair. Madras Shirt. Switchblade. Will Rogers. Beetles. Cheshire Cat. Elvis Presley.

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THE OUTSIDERS

THE OUTSIDERS. S. E. HINTON. CONTEXT. Susan Hinton was born in the 1950s in Oklahoma. She started writing The Outsiders when she was only 15. The book was published in 1967 and gained much praise.

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The Outsiders. Chapter 2 pages 19-36. What is the difference between “tuff” and “tough”?. Look on page 12 for answers! “Tough” is… The same as “rough” “Tuff” is… “cool” or “sharp” Can also describe objects: “tuff-looking Mustang or a tuff record”.

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Outsiders

Outsiders. 4/22: Warm Up: Before You Read Activity The Outsiders Answer in complete sentences. 1. Predict what the story might be about just by hearing the title. If you already know, summarize what you remember.

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Outsiders

Outsiders. Silvia Martinez Jacoya Rashay Anderson. Editorial. Definition: Article in a periodical presenting the opinion of the publisher or editors Sentence: Newspapers go through a lot of editorial before being published. . Hesitation.

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Outsiders

Outsiders. Vocabulary Words for Chapters 5 and 6. apparent. Clear or open to view; visible Adjective From the very beginning, it was apparent that she was no ordinary child. Synonyms: visible, assumed, evident. bewilder. To cause to lose one’s bearings; to perplex or confuse Verb

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By Nicole Caswell 3 rd Period April 2011. Outsiders. Editorial. Define- It is a passage that gives the publisher’s opinion. I read the editorial in the school newspaper. Hesitate. Define- to pause for a moment before continuing. She hesitated before buying the shoes. Incredulous.

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Outsiders Vocabulary .

Outsiders Vocabulary . Amber Smith 3 rd period. Benevolent. Characterized by or expressing goodwill or kindly feelings, kind or good. Compassionate. Having or showing compassion, pitying. Complimentary.

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Outsiders Definitions

Outsiders Definitions. By: Mason Nixon. Editorial. Definition : A newspaper or magazine article that gives the editor’s opinion on some issue. Sentence : I read an editorial on the writers opinion about the candates running to be president. Hesitation.

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The Outsiders. Created by: Beth Frisby & Christina Quattro Haralson County Schools 2013-2014 Template by: Juanita Pritchard. Level 1. Name _______________________________________________ Date _____________________________. Directions: Refer to the text and put the events/items in order.

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The Outsiders. Vocabulary 1 st Period. Cowlick. Kaitlyn DeWerth. Cowlick. Part of speech: Noun Definition: A cowlick is a type of hairstyle that grows in the opposite direction from the rest of the hair. Will Rodgers. Will Rodgers. Proper noun An American cowboy and story teller. Lynx.

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The Outsiders. Chapter 6 Vocabulary Objectives Notes. Chapter 6 Vocabulary. Testify: To make a statement under oath Pg. 86 Grim: Harsh in appearance, stern Pg. 86 Apparent: open to view; appearing to be true Pg. 87 Aim: to intend; to direct toward a goal. Pg. 87

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Outsiders Analysis

Outsiders Analysis. Chapters 7 & 8. Theme: Dreaming. Once again, Ponyboy has a difficult situation to deal with, and he does so by escaping into dreams, by pretending the situation is different.

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