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Are the gangs in the outsiders real?
yes
How is The Outsiders like the world?
because of the violence and gangs and racisim
What gangs were involved in the rumble in the outsiders?
The two main gangs in The Outsiders were The Greaser and The Socs (Socials). Socs grew up with rich families while the greasers were born dirt poor in working class families.
The Outsiders what term does Ponyboy use to describe the other Greaser gangs at the rumble?
Ponyboy calls the other gangs more rough and organized than his.
What is a fair fight in the book the outsiders?
A fair fight is a fist fight n weapons
Are the gangs in the outsiders real?
yes
What are 3 reasons there should be gangs?
1.So Gangs can fight 2.So Gangs can fight 3.So Gangs can fight
What are the two gangs in the book outsiders?
Animals and humans
What are the names of two gangs in The Outsiders?
Socs and Greasers
What is the meaning of The Outsiders book?
The meaning of the Outsiders book is belonging, friendship, love, gangs and violence.
What do the Soc label johnny in The Outsiders?
they lad him as the gangs pet
How is The Outsiders like the world?
because of the violence and gangs and racisim
What are the two gangs based on in the book the outsiders?
ik one of them were the Chekasavakians
The outsiders what unusual sound do they hear?
In "The Outsiders," the characters hear an unusual sound described as a "siren" which indicates that a fight is about to break out between rival gangs, the Greasers and the Socs. The sound alerts the characters to the impending danger and tension in their neighborhood.
What gangs were involved in the rumble in the outsiders?
The two main gangs in The Outsiders were The Greaser and The Socs (Socials). Socs grew up with rich families while the greasers were born dirt poor in working class families.
The Outsiders what term does Ponyboy use to describe the other Greaser gangs at the rumble?
Ponyboy calls the other gangs more rough and organized than his.
Why did S.E. Hinton chose to write gangs in the outsiders?
S.E. Hinton chose to write about gangs in "The Outsiders" to explore themes of belonging, friendship, and the struggles faced by teenagers growing up in a tough environment. By portraying the dynamics of rival gangs and the individuals within them, she could delve into the complexities of identity and loyalty in adolescence.
