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1. "Her early leaf's a flower" , "Then leaf subsides to leaf" , "So dawn goes down to stay "
2. He is suggesting that when one good thing happens, doesn't mean that it's going to stay or happen again.
3. It relates to the Outsiders

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I think that S.E. Hinton included these outcomes because it makes the book more exciting and emotional so that way the reader is more attached to the characters and what they do and feel. She made them necessary for the novel because if they weren't in the novel, the book wouldnt be as exciting as it is with them.

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In chapter 9, the greasers get ready for the rumble. Pony is interested on why everyone fights and asks them why. The Greasers and the Socs show up for the big fight. The Socs have two more guys then the Greasers. Darry says that he will take anyone and he ends up getting Paul, his old buddy and quarterback when they went to school. Dally ends up joining the fight with his bad left arm. Pony and Two-Bit get hurt the most out of the group. The Greasers win the rumble! Dally and Pony go to the hospital to see Johnny. Johnny dies.

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1. Ornery

2. Divert

3. Doggedly

4. Spruced

5. Grimacing

6. Hence

7. Arkansas

8. Contempt

9. Static

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1. I think that the Socs and the greasers are gonna have a huge fight then end up being friends in the end.

2. I think that the Socs, Cherry and Marcia are gonna help the Greasers in the big fight.

3. I think that Johnny is going to die.

4. I think that Ponyboy and Johnny are gonna be in some kind of trouble from what they did.

5. I think that Soda and Darry are going to have to save Pony from trouble in the fight.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m3MwH7PL3NQoEqb2bZnJbUmmJz8EnHUNeWH6hul_p4I/edit

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https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1zf5Ic_yk7GRVr51TTOcdn0A6NKybbFKddNq_yVHV-5Y/edit

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General Rules
- Formal
- Start with the five w's and the how
- Additional information follows
Parts: Headlines
-Catchy Title
-Grab attention
-Quick snapshot of content
Parts: Bylines
-Indicated who wrote the report and where
Parts: The Lead
- First sentence
- Introduce the topic
- Most important detail
Parts: Important Facts
- 5w's and how
- immediately after the lead
Parts: Additional Informtion
- After lead
- Includes quotes and more detail

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Verbal Irony: Thanks for the ticket officer, you just made my day! I cant wait to read the seven hundred page report!
Dramatic Irony: Tim's parents were proud of the "A" he got on the test, but we all know he cheated. Alex writes a love poem to Judy but we know the Judy loves Devin.
Socratic Irony: I have no idea who put the empty milk carton back in the refeigerator!
Situational Irony:

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Verbal Irony
- This occurs when a character says one thing, but suggests or intends the opposite.
Dramatic Irony
- This is the contrast between what the character thinks to be true and what we (the reader) know to be true.
- In movies or novels: when the audience knows something the characters do not.
Situational Irony
- It is the contrast between what happens and what was expected (or what would seem appropriate).
-The fire station burns down.
-Police station gets robbed.
Socratic Irony
-To pretend to be ignorant to gain information or a response.
-A teacher answers a question of a student with another student.

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The nice kids

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Those kids

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Sporty group

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Popular people

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Socs

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Greasers

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1. Humans needed to be loyal in the past for survival. Is it something that it now less important in the 2000’s? Why or why not?

It is not important now for survival these days because we have our phones and technology and stuff that we can use instead of interacting  and socializing with other people.

1. Is loyalty more important to you than “popularity” or “fitting in”? Why or why not?

I think that loyalty is more important then popularity or fitting in because I (personally) would like to have more good friends then have lots of "friends".

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He had been arrested, he got drunk, he rode in rodeos, lied, cheated, stole, rolled drunks and jumped small kids. Used to blow off steam in gang fights.

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He is tall and lean, with thick greasy hair. He is tacky and smart. Soda's best buddy since grade school.

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He is the youngest, next to Ponyboy. He is smaller than the rest, with a slight build. He has big black
eyes and dark tanned face. His hair was jet-black and heavily greased.

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Oldest of the group. wisecracker. He is six feet tall, stocky in build, and very proud of his long rusty-colored
sideburns.

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Works too hard and long. Barley smiles at all. Oldest brother of Ponyboy and Soda.

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Sixteen going on seventeen. He dropped out of school. Always happy-go-lucky and grinning.

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Light-brown, almost red hair. Greenish-gray eyes. His hair is longer than most boys'. He is a greaser.

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History
- S.E. Hinton is a girl
- She was 14-18
- Book was banned in the past for gang violence, slang, and underage smoking/drinking
- Now accepted into the curriculum for cultural relevance
A Focus On Gangs
- The book focuses on two gangs: Greasers and Socs
- Inspired by rival gangs in Hinton's School
Gangs In Our Community
- In Ottawa, 400-500 gang members
- Most homicles in the city are gand related
- Becoming more problematic