Week #12 Quiz 7th grade Chapter 7 and Vocab.

What do the newspapers say about the Curtis brothers and their involvement in the fire?

• They were arrested for starting the fire.

• They are considered heroes for saving the children.

• They are wanted by the police.

• They are moving away to live with relatives.

Why is Ponyboy worried about being separated from his brothers?

• He doesn’t want to move in with Dally.

• He is afraid of being put in a boys’ home.

• He doesn’t like Darry.

• He wants to leave but doesn’t know where to go.

How does Randy’s conversation with Ponyboy change Ponyboy’s perspective on the Socs?

• He realizes all Socs are bad.

• He learns that Socs have problems too.

• He decides to fight Randy.

• He understands that the Greasers should leave town.

How is Johnny’s condition described in this chapter? What is the doctors' prognosis?

• He will recover quickly.

• He has minor burns but is stable.

• He is in critical condition and may not survive.

• He has no injuries but is emotionally shaken.

The weather was so _______ that it matched Ponyboy’s mood after the fire.

• bleak
• recurring

• aghast

• faltered

Dally spoke with a slight _______ that made him sound lazy but cool.

• divert

• cocksure

• drawl

The nightmares were _______ and kept Ponyboy from sleeping well.

• recurring

• exploits

• drawl

Ponyboy’s voice _______ when he tried to talk about Johnny’s condition.

• divert

• faltered

• aghast

Randy, a SOC, tells Ponyboy______.

• The Socs are looking for Ponyboy

• The Police are after Randy

• He does not plan to attent the rumble

Who states the following?

I’m sick of all this. Sick and tired. Bob was a good guy. He was the best buddy a guy ever had. I mean, he was a good fighter and tuff and everything, but he was a real person, too. You dig?”

• Cherry

• Randy

• Ponyboy

• Dally