1. Knowledge- select one character from the novel “The Outsiders” who has the qualities of a heroine/hero. List the qualities and tell why you think they are heroic.
Johnny Cade, Johnny Cade risk his life to safe the children life
2. Comprehension- CONSTRUCT a time line that. summarises what happens in the story “The Outsiders”.
- Ponyboy met Cherry Valance
- The Socs drowned Ponyboy
- Johnny stab Bob
- Johnny and Ponyboy ran off to they church
- The church was burn because of their smoke
- Johnny, Ponyboy, and Dally save the childrens
- Johnny got heavily injured
- The Greasers gather together
- The fight between the Greasers and the Socs
- Dally bring Ponyboy to see Johnny
- Johnny died
- Dally rob a shop
- Dally died
- Ponyboy got back to school
3. Application- THINK of a situation that occurred to a character in the story “The Outsiders” and write about how you would have handled the situation differently.
Johnny is doing a great deal of saving the kids and risk his life, if it was me I wouldn’t have dared to save the kids from those hot flames. I would just called the fire fighter to help and hope that the church have not crashed.
4. Analysis- IDENTIFY general characteristics (stated and/or implied) of one of the main characters and complete the table below.
Characters Name
Dally
Physical characteristics
- Pointed Chin
- Long black hair
Personality
- Tough
- Like to do illegal things
- Love Johnny
Major challenges/problems
- Keep Johnny save
5. Synthesis- WRITE three new titles for the story that would give a good idea what it is about.
OR
CREATE an original character and tell how the character would fit in the story.
- Socs and Greasers
- Not to be treated differently
- Greasers life
6. Evaluation- DECIDE which character in the selection you would most like to spend a day with and describe why.
OR
JUDGE whether or not a character should have acted in a particular way and
why.
The Outsiders was a good story, it was a heroic story where the greasers (Protagonist), was to be treated differently from the Socs (Antagonist).
The character and how the story goes tells us that we should be treated the same as others.