The Outsiders - Chapter 7

Front

What does Ponyboy wish to do when he gets home?

Back

Take a bath.

Front

What does Ponyboy wish he could do but knows he cannot?

Back

Cry.

Front

What is Ponyboy's biggest fear after reading the morning paper?

Back

He is worried the authorities will put him in a boys home.

Front

How has Ponyboy's view of the Socs changed?

Back

He now sees them as human beings with problems.

Front

Who looked after Ponyboy after his brothers went to work?

Back

Two-Bit.

Front

What is the significance of Ponyboy wanting to take a bath?

Back

It symbolizes his desire for cleanliness and a return to normalcy after the chaos.

Front

How does Ponyboy's fear of going to a boys home reflect his feelings about family?

Back

It shows his deep attachment to his brothers and fear of losing them.

Front

What does Ponyboy's ability to empathize with the Socs indicate about his character development?

Back

It indicates growth in his understanding of social issues and human complexity.

Front

Why is Ponyboy's wish to cry important in the context of the story?

Back

It highlights his emotional struggles and the pressure he feels to be strong.

Front

What role does Two-Bit play in Ponyboy's life during this chapter?

Back

He provides support and companionship when Ponyboy feels vulnerable.