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Ponyboy had a__________that many greasers failed to have.
The 12 inch switchblade that Two-Bit carried, was only for show, you could say it wasent________.
Darry, Sodapop, Johnny live in a house ___________ from his parents when they died, due to a car crash.
Johnny stabbed the soc Bob sheldon without ______ in order to save Ponyboy and himself.
It took a __________amount of courageousness in order for Johnny, and Ponyboy to go into the church to save the kids from burning.
The socs Cherry helped the greasers during a court you could say she was a _______ of the greasers.
The news about Johnny killing Bob Sheldon quickly _______ among the greasers and socs.
Johnny took ______for murdering Bob Sheldon
The socs would have a _________ to jump greasers.
The rumble in a way was a _______ because if the greasers won the socs would have to leave them alone. If the socs won things would stay the same
The Greasers stuck together, side by side you could say they were ______ to one another.
During the rumble the greasers and Tim Sheperds gang________together in order to beat the socs.
Sodapop was ________when sandy returned the letter unopened.
Only Johnny had the _______ to turn himself in or live in that abandoned church with Ponyboy.
Dally was the meanest and toughest among all the greasers. This made him _______,or so the thought, and hard to control.
The wound left from Johnny stabbing Bob Sheldon was quite _____.
Johnny took ______for murdering Bob Sheldon
After a long fight during the rumble against the socs the greasers________.
It was a ____________moment when Ponyboy and Johnny saved the children in the burning church.
The greasers always looked at the socs ___________due to the socs constantly jumping them, living on the better side of town, being richer then the greasers, and being able to afford tuff cars.

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