IdentityThis topic shows thereader theimportance of howcharacters definethemselves throughtheir appearancesand friends they hangout with.StayGoldThese areJohnny'slastwords.RumbleA fair fightwith noweapons.HairThis is one of themost importantphysical features ofthe Greasers andsomething they takegreat pride in.NothingGoldCan StayThis is the titleof the poemthat Ponyboyrecites toJohnny.CherryValanceRed-headedSoc thatbefriends theGreasers.JohnnyCadeThis character isthe smallest, mostfragile Greaser thatis scared of theSocs and has aterrible home life.ThemeEssayThis is writtenby Ponyboyand its contentsare the plot ofthe novel.SodapopCurtisThe middleCurtis that iscute and niceand works atlocal gasstation.GreasersThe poorkids from thewrong sideof townPonyboyCurtisThe YoungestCurtis brother thatis the narrator ofthe story. He issmart and a goodfriend too.Two-BitMatthewsThis character isknown for hisfunnycomebacks andlightheartedpersonality.ChurchFireThis part of the risingaction shows anotherside of the Greasers -they are good peoplethat sometimes makebad choices or arejudged based onappearances.DallyWinstonThis character isthe meanest of thebunch, but has aspecial connectionto Johnny Cade.TuffThis is aword thatis slangfor cool.BobSheldonThis character isa soc and abully that pickson Johnny andPonyboy at thepark.DarryCurtisThe oldestCurtis brotherthat ishardworkingemotionallyguarded.FriendshipThis topic is shownthrough the strongbond that the sevenGreasers haveespecially when theyare all at the Curtishouse.BrothersPonyboy,Sodapop,and Darryhave thisrelationship.SocietyandClassThis topic throughoutthe novel shows thereader the differencebetween theGreasers and Socsand how they areperceived in theircommunity.LoyaltyThis topic is shownwhen the Socs orGreasers defend orsupport their friendseven if they knowthey have donesomething wrong.S.E.HintonAuthor ofTheOutsidersSocsTheSouthsideRich KidsGonewith theWindThis is the bookthat Ponyboyreads to Johnnywhen they are atthe church.IdentityThis topic shows thereader theimportance of howcharacters definethemselves throughtheir appearancesand friends they hangout with.StayGoldThese areJohnny'slastwords.RumbleA fair fightwith noweapons.HairThis is one of themost importantphysical features ofthe Greasers andsomething they takegreat pride in.NothingGoldCan StayThis is the titleof the poemthat Ponyboyrecites toJohnny.CherryValanceRed-headedSoc thatbefriends theGreasers.JohnnyCadeThis character isthe smallest, mostfragile Greaser thatis scared of theSocs and has aterrible home life.ThemeEssayThis is writtenby Ponyboyand its contentsare the plot ofthe novel.SodapopCurtisThe middleCurtis that iscute and niceand works atlocal gasstation.GreasersThe poorkids from thewrong sideof townPonyboyCurtisThe YoungestCurtis brother thatis the narrator ofthe story. He issmart and a goodfriend too.Two-BitMatthewsThis character isknown for hisfunnycomebacks andlightheartedpersonality.ChurchFireThis part of the risingaction shows anotherside of the Greasers -they are good peoplethat sometimes makebad choices or arejudged based onappearances.DallyWinstonThis character isthe meanest of thebunch, but has aspecial connectionto Johnny Cade.TuffThis is aword thatis slangfor cool.BobSheldonThis character isa soc and abully that pickson Johnny andPonyboy at thepark.DarryCurtisThe oldestCurtis brotherthat ishardworkingemotionallyguarded.FriendshipThis topic is shownthrough the strongbond that the sevenGreasers haveespecially when theyare all at the Curtishouse.BrothersPonyboy,Sodapop,and Darryhave thisrelationship.SocietyandClassThis topic throughoutthe novel shows thereader the differencebetween theGreasers and Socsand how they areperceived in theircommunity.LoyaltyThis topic is shownwhen the Socs orGreasers defend orsupport their friendseven if they knowthey have donesomething wrong.S.E.HintonAuthor ofTheOutsidersSocsTheSouthsideRich KidsGonewith theWindThis is the bookthat Ponyboyreads to Johnnywhen they are atthe church.

The Outsiders Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. This topic shows the reader the importance of how characters define themselves through their appearances and friends they hang out with.
    Identity
  2. These are Johnny's last words.
    Stay Gold
  3. A fair fight with no weapons.
    Rumble
  4. This is one of the most important physical features of the Greasers and something they take great pride in.
    Hair
  5. This is the title of the poem that Ponyboy recites to Johnny.
    Nothing Gold Can Stay
  6. Red-headed Soc that befriends the Greasers.
    Cherry Valance
  7. This character is the smallest, most fragile Greaser that is scared of the Socs and has a terrible home life.
    Johnny Cade
  8. This is written by Ponyboy and its contents are the plot of the novel.
    Theme Essay
  9. The middle Curtis that is cute and nice and works at local gas station.
    Sodapop Curtis
  10. The poor kids from the wrong side of town
    Greasers
  11. The Youngest Curtis brother that is the narrator of the story. He is smart and a good friend too.
    Ponyboy Curtis
  12. This character is known for his funny comebacks and lighthearted personality.
    Two-Bit Matthews
  13. This part of the rising action shows another side of the Greasers - they are good people that sometimes make bad choices or are judged based on appearances.
    Church Fire
  14. This character is the meanest of the bunch, but has a special connection to Johnny Cade.
    Dally Winston
  15. This is a word that is slang for cool.
    Tuff
  16. This character is a soc and a bully that picks on Johnny and Ponyboy at the park.
    Bob Sheldon
  17. The oldest Curtis brother that is hardworking emotionally guarded.
    Darry Curtis
  18. This topic is shown through the strong bond that the seven Greasers have especially when they are all at the Curtis house.
    Friendship
  19. Ponyboy, Sodapop, and Darry have this relationship.
    Brothers
  20. This topic throughout the novel shows the reader the difference between the Greasers and Socs and how they are perceived in their community.
    Society and Class
  21. This topic is shown when the Socs or Greasers defend or support their friends even if they know they have done something wrong.
    Loyalty
  22. Author of The Outsiders
    S.E. Hinton
  23. The Southside Rich Kids
    Socs
  24. This is the book that Ponyboy reads to Johnny when they are at the church.
    Gone with the Wind