The Outsiders Chapters 7-12

Front

What is the significance of Cherry's visit to Ponyboy in the context of the story?

Back

Cherry never visits Ponyboy at home; she represents the divide between the Socs and the Greasers.

Front

Who was hospitalized with a badly burned arm after the fire?

Back

Dally was in the hospital with a badly burned arm that he would eventually have full use of again.

Front

What did Randy say Bob wanted from his parents?

Back

Bob wanted someone, like his parents, to say no to him.

Front

What was one thing that did NOT happen at Ponyboy's hearing?

Back

Parents of the kids did not thank Pony, Johnny, and Dally for their actions.

Front

Who does Darry agree to fight to start the rumble?

Back

Darry agrees to fight his old high school football teammate, Paul Holden.

Front

What does Ponyboy learn about the Socs through his conversations with Cherry and Randy?

Back

Ponyboy learns that Socs have their own struggles and complexities, challenging his initial perceptions.

Front

How does Johnny's death impact Ponyboy's character development?

Back

Johnny's death deepens Ponyboy's understanding of loss and the harsh realities of life.

Front

What role does the rumble play in the conflict between the Greasers and the Socs?

Back

The rumble symbolizes the ongoing struggle for identity and respect between the two groups.

Front

What does the character of Dally represent in the story?

Back

Dally represents the harsh realities of life for Greasers and the impact of societal expectations.

Front

How does the theme of friendship manifest in the relationships among the Greasers?

Back

Friendship among the Greasers is characterized by loyalty, support, and shared experiences.