The Outsiders Chapter 12

Did not ask Ponyboy to speak much during the trial

• Judge

• Two-Bit

• Soda

• Ponyboy

• Cherry

Finds a letter written from Johnny

• Judge

• Two-Bit

• Soda

• Ponyboy

• Cherry

Tells Ponyboy not to get tough

• Judge

• Two-Bit

• Soda

• Ponyboy

• Cherry

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Tired of Darry and Ponyboy's fighting

• Judge

• Two-Bit

• Soda

• Ponyboy

• Cherry

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This character's parents attend the trial

• Judge

• Two-Bit

• Soda

• Ponyboy

• Cherry

Why do the Socs who try to intimidate Ponyboy run off?

• The police arrived on the scene

• Ponyboy's friends threatened them

• Ponyboy threatened them with a broken bottle

• Their parents saw them

What is the ruling in the court case?

• Ponyboy is acquitted of all charges

• Ponyboy is convicted of leaving the scene of a crime and must write an essay

• The doctor orders Ponyboy to undergo medical evaluation

• Ponyboy and Soda are placed in foster care

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What happens to Ponyboy after the court case?

• He gets jumped by some Socs

• He is more dedicated and focused than ever before

• He becomes disinterested, clumsy, and detached

• He begins to date Cherry

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Why is Soda upset?

• Ponyboy and Darry use him as a middleman

• Sandy wrote him a letter stating she didn't want to be seen with him

• All of the above

• None of the above

What is symbolic about the novel's ending?

• Ponyboy makes an effort to clean up the hood

• He vows to change his ways

• It is the beginning of the novel's sequel

• It is the beginning of the novel

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