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narrator, main character, brother of Sodapop and Darry
social class that hate the Socs
short for "Socials," hate the greasers
beat by his parents, killed Bob, went to church with Ponyboy
helped Ponyboy and Johnny get to Windrixville. Gave them a gun and $50 cash.
where the book takes place
Johnny tells Ponyboy to stay ____.
After Ponyboy and Johnny meet with Dally, Dally tells his friends to go to a church in this town.
Ponyboy and Cherry have a fascination for these. Although they live on different sides of town, they see the same ______.
Means "cool"
Means "strong"
The side of town the Socs live on
The weapon Johnny uses to kill Bob.
Ponyboy's age
Bob's Soc best friend. He backs out of the rumble. Visited Ponyboy when he was sick.
The name of Soda's horse
Last name of the poet who wrote "Nothing Gold Can Stay"
Ponyboy read "Gone With the ____" to Johnny in the church in Windrixville
The color of Bob's Car
The Soc car that continuously follows Ponyboy
Soda, Ponyboy, and Darry all love this. Soda makes sure this type of cake is in the fridge every night for breakfast the next morning.
Has bright red hair and was the spy for the greasers. Her real name is Sherri.
The fight between the greasers and Socs in the lot. The fight was about the death of Bob.
"______ was the only thing that Dally loved."
Ponyboy's _______ died in a car wreck.
The sport that Ponyboy plays
The stuff that Johnny puts in Ponyboy's hair to disguise him.
The one thing that greasers take pride in. They put too much grease in it.
Ponyboy uses these when he is stressed out. He needs to stop using them or else he won't make track next year.
The class Ponyboy is struggling in after his injuries. He is lucky to get a D in this class.
Last name of the author
Bob wore these, and took pride in them. They are the reason Johnny's face was cut up so badly when he was jumped.
Dally robs this type of store after he watched Johnny die

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