West-side rich kids and East-Side greasers.
- In Hinton's <em>The Outsiders</em>, there are two gangs who are opposed to each other: the Greasers, to refer to all the boys living on the East-Side, which, in turn, the region was considered to be the poor side of town. Moreover, they were called greasers because they used long and greased hair.
- On the other hand, the Socs, a term which was a short for Socials (because they came from upper-middle-class families), were the rival gang, also considered as "the jet set, the West-Side rich kids" in the story.
Answer:
has a beginning, a middle, and an end
Explanation:
A narration is a story told by a narrator about a particular event.
The elements of a narrative is that it has a beginning, middle and end because the story would have a plot, rising action, conflict resolution, etc which would help the readers to understand the direction the narration is going.
Answer:
is trust, because James had to trust that Jalen could help him save his career. Jalen also had to trust James, because even if Jalen saved James career, James still could've sued him.
Explanation:
Explanation:
Rama is <em>a</em> university student.
