The Outsiders; Chapter 4 Flashcard

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Why do the Socs approach Johnny and Ponyboy in the park?

Back

The Socs approach Johnny and Ponyboy because they want to jump them for hanging out with their broads (girls).

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Who do Johnny and Ponyboy go to for help?

Back

Johnny and Ponyboy go to Dally for help.

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What does Johnny do to Bob?

Back

Johnny stabs Bob and kills him.

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What does the Soc, David, do to Ponyboy?

Back

David dunks Ponyboy's head in the fountain.

Front

How do the boys get to Windrixville?

Back

The boys stow away (hide) on a train to get to Windrixville.

Front

Define 'Socs'.

Back

Socs are the wealthy social group in 'The Outsiders', often seen as the antagonists to the Greasers.

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Define 'Greasers'.

Back

Greasers are the working-class group in 'The Outsiders', characterized by their long hair and rebellious attitude.

Front

What is the significance of the park in Chapter 4?

Back

The park is significant as it is the setting for the confrontation between the Socs and the Greasers, highlighting class conflict.

Front

What role does Dally play in Johnny and Ponyboy's lives?

Back

Dally serves as a protector and mentor to Johnny and Ponyboy, guiding them through their struggles.

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What is the theme of friendship in 'The Outsiders'?

Back

Friendship is a central theme, showcasing the bonds between the Greasers and their loyalty to one another.