Question

1. based on the narrators observations of cherry and marcia in paragraph 15, the reader can conclude that— a. socs do not trust the greasers. b. socs are comfortable with the greasers. c. socs are eager to get along with the greasers. d. socs do not want to owe the greasers any favors. 2. based on the narrators observations of the socs and greasers in paragraph 15 and 16, the reader can conclude that from his point of view— a. greasers have more money than socs. b. greaser girls are much tougher than soc girls. c. the greasers and the socs are basically the same. d. the greasers and the socs are driven by emotions. 3. which detail best shows that cherrys point of view comes from feeling pressure to fit in with the socs? a. “you greasers have a different set of values.” b. “were sophisticated—cool to the point of not feeling anything.” c. “you know, sometimes ill catch myself talking to a girl - friend, and i realize i dont mean half of what im saying.” d. “i never told anyone that. i think youre the first person ive really gotten through to.”

Explanation:

1. Analyzing the narrator's observations about Socs and Greasers in the given paragraphs, it is clear that Socs do not want to owe Greasers any favors as per the context.
2. Comparing the characteristics of Greaser and Soc girls, Greaser girls are presented as tougher than Soc girls.
3. The feeling of pressure to fit in with the Socs is shown by the statement about Greasers having a different set of values.

Answer:

1. D. Socs do not want to owe the Greasers any favors.
2. C. Greaser girls are much tougher than Soc girls.
3. A. "You Greasers have a different set of values."