Differbetween
- How are the SOCS and greasers alike and different?
- What are the primary differences between the greasers and the SOCS and why do they dislike each other?
- When Cherry was talking about the difference between greasers and SOCS in Chapter 3 She said that SOCS were cool to the point of feeling?
- How are greasers different from SOCS quizlet?
- What theme does the conflict between the SOCS and the greasers reveal?
- What do greasers and SOCS have in common?
- Why do ponyboy and Darry not get along?
- Why do greasers hate them?
- Why don t the greasers and SOCS get along?
- Why did Cherry say she could fall in love with dally?
- Why are the SOCS so hard to please?
- Why does Johnny like it better when his dad hits?
How are the SOCS and greasers alike and different?
The Socs and the Greasers were alike because they are both gangs. They are different because the Socs are rich and the Greasers are poor. They were also different because the Socs are from the West side and the Greasers are from the East side.
What are the primary differences between the greasers and the SOCS and why do they dislike each other?
The Greasers and the Socs had a different way of living and their hate towards each other is shown in different ways from both sides. The Socs hate the Greasers because of the way they dress, the way they look, and the way they are, so they just walk up to them and beat them.
When Cherry was talking about the difference between greasers and SOCS in Chapter 3 She said that SOCS were cool to the point of feeling?
She compares her social group to a "rat-race" where everyone is trying to one-up each other. Cherry also tells Ponyboy that the Socs are "cool to the point of not feeling" (Hinton 33).
How are greasers different from SOCS quizlet?
Greasers are from the east side of town. They are poor and usually in trouble with the law. Socs (Socials) are from the west side of town. They come from wealthy families and have fancy cars and parties.
What theme does the conflict between the SOCS and the greasers reveal?
This conflict represents the theme of answering problems with violence. The rumble between the Greasers and the Socs was basically dealing violence with violence. Even though the victory was satisfaction to the other greasers, Ponyboy still did not like it. Violence only leads to more of it, so it has no meaning.
What do greasers and SOCS have in common?
What are four similarities between Socs and Greasers in The Outsiders? The boys of the Socs and Greasers are both around the same age, attend the same high school, believe they are non-conformists, enjoy drive-in movies, and even appreciate the beauty of the sunset.
Why do ponyboy and Darry not get along?
Ponyboy was in all the advanced classes with the Socs. He valued knowledge in (including aesthetic knowledge) which alone set him apart from the Greasers. Darry pushes Ponyboy so hard because he loves Ponyboy, yes, but also because Ponyboy is representative of Darry's lost dreams.
Why do greasers hate them?
The Greasers and the Socs hate each other, because they do not understand each other. The Greasers hate the Socs because they believe that the Socs have it easy with all of their money and privileges. The Socs hate the Greasers, because they are easy targets to hate.
Why don t the greasers and SOCS get along?
The Greasers and the Socs dislike each other, because they do not understand each other. There is a vast socioeconomic divide that exists between the two groups. The Greasers hate the Socs, because the Greasers believe that the Socs have it easy with all of their money and privilege.
Why did Cherry say she could fall in love with dally?
she is attracted to Dally because despite his "dirty talk," angry disposition, and complete disregard for the law, these are the things to which Cherry is attracted. cherry later tells Pony that "I could fall in love with Dallas Winston... ... Also because Bob is the most bad out of all the soc's and Dally is bad.
Why are the SOCS so hard to please?
According to Cherry, why are Socs so hard to please? They already have more than they could ever want. Why does Two-Bit slap Ponyboy against the side of the head? Ponyboy says something mean to Johnny.
Why does Johnny like it better when his dad hits?
Johnny likes it better when his father is hitting him because his father knows hes there and isn't pretending that he isn't. when johnny leaves its like he doesn't even exsist in his family and he feels left out, forgotten, outcasted.
