"The Outsiders" Chp. 10-12 Quiz

Why does Dally call the house?

• He robbed a store and is being chased by the police.

• He murdered someone and was arrested.

• He robbed a store and is being held at the police station.

• He was shot and needs help.

What does Ponyboy realize immediately when he sees Dally pull a gun on the police?

• Dally wants to die.

• Dally wants revenge for Johnny's death.

• Dally wants to escape police custody.

• Dally is crazy.

What happened to Ponyboy after Dally is shot?

• He passed out and hit his head.

• He went to the hospital for a stomach ache.

• He had a concussion from being kicked in the head and was in the hospital.

• He was in the hospital because he was dehydrated from staying in the church.

What was Ponyboy worried about when he was released from the hospital?

• making up his school work

• whether he had said something mean to Cherry

• missing another rumble

• whether Darry had been arrested for the rumble

By the time the soup is ready, how does Darry find Soda and Ponyboy?

• waiting for the soup, hungry at the table

• helping him prepare it in the kitchen

• upset because it isn't baloney

• asleep in bed

What makes Ponyboy pause and think about Bob?

• reading his obituary in the newspaper

• talking to Cherry about him

• seeing his picture in an old yearbook

• looking at his social media account

Why does Randy come talk to Ponyboy?

• to remember Bob

• to discuss the court trial

• to plan revenge against the Socs

• to rub in the fact that Ponyboy is a Greaser

Why is Ponyboy worried about the trial?

• He might get charged with accessory to a crime.

• He will have to testify against his friend.

• He can't stand the thought of looking at Bob's parents.

• He might get placed in a boys' home.

What sign of affection does Darry give Ponyboy at the end of chapter 11?

• He rubs his hair.

• He cleans up his room.

• He calls him "lil bro."

• He calls him "little buddy."

Which character's parents attend the trial?

• Cherry's

• Two-Bit's

• Steve's

• nobody's