The Outsiders Pre-reading Activity: The 60’s Scavenger Hunt

2 answers:

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1.) June 16, 1983

2.) 16

3.) it stand for Susan Eloise Hinton

4.) Because no man would by a book written by a women

5.) young- adult

6.) Yes she is and she loves to read and write, and she lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma

7.) 1960s

sergiy2304 [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. April 24th 1967

2.) 18

3.) susan elinoise

4.) to forestall the inevitable criticism that female writers cannot write convincingly from the perspective of males.

Explanation:

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