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The Outsiders Vocabulary Chapter 2

The Outsiders Vocabulary Chapter 2. Ms. Gilbert 3 rd period Literature. Roguishly- Playfully mischievous Winced- To flinch or pull back in pain Incredulous- Unwilling to believe Fiery- Excitable or passionate Stalked- To walk stiffly: to pursue or follow

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The Outsiders Vocabulary Chapter 2

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  1. The Outsiders VocabularyChapter 2 Ms. Gilbert 3rd period Literature

  2. Roguishly- Playfully mischievous • Winced- To flinch or pull back in pain • Incredulous- Unwilling to believe • Fiery- Excitable or passionate • Stalked- To walk stiffly: to pursue or follow • Nonchalantly- Casually or composed

  3. Innocent- Not guilty or pure • Bickering- To argue or fight • Stricken- To be struck or wounded physically or emotionally • Rebellious- Defiant • Law-Abiding- Obeying the law or following the rules • Vaguely- Not certain or unclear

  4. Let’s Play A Game!

  5. “And Johnny, who was the most ________of all of us, now carried in his back pocket a six-inch switchblade.”

  6. “Johnny was high-strung anyway, a nervous wreck from getting belted every time he turned around and from hearing his parents fight all the time. Living in those conditions might have turned anyone __________and bitter.”

  7. “Dally was there, too, swearing under his breath, and turning away with a sick expression on his face. I wondered about it ________. Dally had seen people killed on the streets of New York’s West Side. Why did he look sick now?”

  8. “He looked up and across the field with a _________expression on his face. I think we all heard the low moan and saw the dark motionless hump on the other side of the lot at the same time.”

  9. “It’s a pack. A snarling, distrustful, _______ pack like the Socs in their social clubs or the street gangs in New York or the wolves in the timber.”

  10. “ ‘Besides that, I’ve heard about Dallas Winston, and he looked as hard as nails and twice as tough. And you two don’t look mean.’ ”“ ‘Sure,’ I said tiredly, ‘We’re young and ______.’ ”

  11. “ ‘Y’all sit up here with us. You can protect us.’ ”“ ‘Okay,’ I said _______, ‘Might as well.’ ”

  12. “Dally got up and _______ off, his fists jammed in his pockets and a frown on his face. He didn’t come back.”

  13. “Dally wiped the coke off his face with his sleeve and smiled dangerously. If I had been Cherry I would have beat it out of there. I knew that smile. ‘_____, huh? Well, that’s the way I like ‘em.’ He started to put his arm around her, but Johnny reached over and stopped him.”

  14. “Dally came striding back with an armful of Cokes. He handed one to each of the girls and sat down beside Cherry. ‘This might cool you off.’She gave him an _______ look; and then she threw her Coke in his face.”

  15. “ ‘How come we don’t see your brother at school? He’s not any older than sixteen or seventeen, is he?’ I ______ inside. I’ve told you I can’t stand it that Soda dropped out.”

  16. “ ‘Please leave us alone,’ she said. ‘Why don’t you be nice and leave us alone?’Dally grinned _______. ‘I’m never nice. Want a Coke?”

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