THE OUTSIDERS CHAPTER ONE REVIEW COME AND GET

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THE OUTSIDERS CHAPTER ONE REVIEW

THE OUTSIDERS CHAPTER ONE REVIEW

COME AND GET YOUR QUIZ WHEN YOU HEAR YOUR NAME

COME AND GET YOUR QUIZ WHEN YOU HEAR YOUR NAME

WORK WITH YOUR TABLE GROUP: • Summarize the key events in chapter one •

WORK WITH YOUR TABLE GROUP: • Summarize the key events in chapter one • Go over the characters introduced in chapter one

TAKE OUT YOUR CHARACTER CHARTS • As I come around and check, share what

TAKE OUT YOUR CHARACTER CHARTS • As I come around and check, share what you wrote about each character with each other • Add what you missed to your own chart, and if you noticed someone missed a detail, explain it

PONYBOY

PONYBOY

SODAPOP

SODAPOP

DARRY

DARRY

TWO-BIT

TWO-BIT

GREASERS

GREASERS

SOCS

SOCS

STEVE RANDLE

STEVE RANDLE

PONYBOY’S MOM AND DAD

PONYBOY’S MOM AND DAD

JOHNNY

JOHNNY

DALLY

DALLY

DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION • Character traits that are clearly stated by the narrator • Usual

DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION • Character traits that are clearly stated by the narrator • Usual examples: physical appearance, what “kind of person” someone is, obvious descriptive adjectives

INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION • Implied by the narrator, but never explicitly said • Requires you

INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION • Implied by the narrator, but never explicitly said • Requires you to read between the lines and make inferences • Examples: • a narrator describes something the character does or says and leaves the reader to draw his/her own conclusions • narrator makes a general statement about the kind of life a character has had

COMPLETE THE CHARACTERIZATION EXERCISE • Work independently or with a friend

COMPLETE THE CHARACTERIZATION EXERCISE • Work independently or with a friend

CLOSING ACTIVITY In the space provided write a paragraph describing the house these three

CLOSING ACTIVITY In the space provided write a paragraph describing the house these three brothers live in. It’s not clearly described, so use what you know about their lives to make inferences.