Outsiders Ch. 9-12

What does Ponyboy think about Tim Shepard and the Brumly Boys?

• They are weak.

• They are strong.

• They will succeed in life.

• They will not get anywhere in life.

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Why doesn't Ponyboy want to fight in this rumble?

• He's sad about Dally and Johnny.

• He's scared to lose.

• He doesn't feel proud to be "hood".

• He felt weak.

How does Johnny feel about fighting?

• It's awesome.

• It's useless.

• It's the only way to settle things.

• It's scary.

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Who comes to visit Ponyboy?

• Cherry

• Bob

• Randy

• Sandy

What does Ponyboy deny?

• Johnny's death because he misses him too much.

• Johnny's death because he feels guilty.

• Johnny's death because he doesn't want to think about the fire.

• Santa Claus's existence.

What happens at Ponyboy's hearing?

• He is sent to a boy's home.

• He is sent to jail.

• He is forgiven.

• He is fined.

What happens after the trial?

• Ponyboy drops out of school.

• Ponyboy moves away.

• Ponyboy gets straight A's.

• Ponyboy's grades drop.

What do sunsets and sunrises symbolize?

• The beginning of the day.

• The end of the day.

• Everyone is different, regardless of social groups.

• Everyone is the same, regardless of social groups.

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What are some themes of The Outsiders?

• Family

• Social Class Division

• Innocence

• All of the above

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