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The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. Pre-Reading Information. Anticipation Guide. Answer “true” or “false” Most people are not content with what they have. It is common to feel like a loner (outsider) sometimes. People should be judged by how they look or what they have.

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The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

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  1. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton Pre-Reading Information

  2. Anticipation Guide Answer “true” or “false” • Most people are not content with what they have. • It is common to feel like a loner (outsider) sometimes. • People should be judged by how they look or what they have. • A person is often stereotyped by the people he hangs out with. • It is ok to stereotype people. • Popular means that you are better. • It is ok to pick on people who are different than you. • It is good to have friends to count on.

  3. About the author • S.E. Hinton stands for Susan Eloise • Born in the 1950’s in Tulsa, Oklahoma • She started The Outsiders at age 15 • It was published in 1967

  4. About the book • Young Adult Fiction • The language and details of the story are rooted in the 1960s • The setting is in the Southwest

  5. Themes • Bridging the gap between rich and poor • Honor among the lawless • Treacherousness of male-female interactions

  6. Setting • The book takes place in Tulsa, Oklahoma in the Mid-1960s.

  7. Literary terms • Symbols: symbols are objects, characters, figures, or colors used to represent abstract concepts or ideas. Symbols to watch for: Two-Bit’s Switchblade, Cars, Bob’s Rings, Greaser Hair

  8. Literary terms • Motifs: motifs are recurring structures, contrasts, or literary devices that can help to develop and inform the text’s major themes. Some motifs are: literature, eye shape and color, and Ponyboy’s losses of consciousness.

  9. Narration • This book is narrated by the protagonist Ponyboy. It is narrated in the first person subjective. • objective = factsubjective = opinion First person objective - I am 21 years old. First person subjective- I think the sky is purple.

  10. While reading the text... • Be aware of the one sided narration of 1st person subjective • Search for some examples of the themes discussed here • Look for some of the motifs and uncover their importance to the text

  11. Chapters 1 & 2 Vocabulary

  12. After reading Chapters 1 & 2: Study Questions • 1. Identify Darry, Soda, & Ponyboy. • 2. How are Greasers different from Socs? • 3. Who were other members of Pony’s gang? • 4. What happened to Pony on the way home from the movies? • 5. Who did Dally, Johnny and Ponyboy meet at the Nightly Double? • 6. Contrast Dally’s approach to Cherry and Marcia with Pony’s. • 7. Contrast Cherry’s response to Dally with her response to Pony. • 8. Why were Cherry & Marcia alone at the drive-in? • 9. Why was Pony surprised that he was getting along with Cherry & Marcia? • What had happened to Johnny prior to the time of this story?

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