The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton depicts
Ponyboy's evolving perception of the Socs.
How does his opinion of the Socs at the
end of the novel differ from his opinion at
the beginning? Consider his interactions
with Cherry and Randy. What does he
realize about each of them as individuals
and about Socs as a group? Use specific
evidence from the story to support your
claims.

Which line from act i scene i of a midsummer night's dream expresses one of the main themes of the play? a.) “thrice-blessed they that master so their blood," b.) “but earthlier happy is the rose distill'd," c.) “the course of true love never did run smooth; " d.) “so quick bright things come to confusion."

Pioneers found ideal farming land. this sentence contains: *a gerund phrase *a participle phrase * an infinitive phrase

Which of the following statements are true about james fenimore cooper's contributions to the development of the american novel? select all that apply. 1-cooper is known for exceptionally good descriptive passages. 2-cooper brought american life into american fiction. 3-cooper sometimes used the novel as social criticism. 4-cooper specialized in writing about the cities. 5-cooper is known for the action in his novels. 6-cooper defined the native american character in the minds of americans. 7-cooper usually displayed excellent characterization of men. 8-cooper usually displayed excellent characterization of women.