Exploring Chapter 11 of The Outsiders

Ponyboy reflects on Bob's character after seeing his yearbook photo. Randy visits Ponyboy to discuss the incident involving Bob's death, expressing his own concerns and feelings. Ponyboy worries about the potential consequences of the judge's decision and the impact on his family life.

What activity did Ponyboy engage in while recovering in bed?

• Listening to music

• Playing video games

• Reading and drawing

• Watching TV

Who did Ponyboy recognize in the yearbook photo?

• Dally Winston

• Randy Adderson

• Bob Sheldon

• Johnny Cade

What was Bob Sheldon's notable personality trait according to Ponyboy?

• Shy and reserved

• Aggressive and unfriendly

• Good-looking and sweet

• Intelligent and cunning

Why was Ponyboy bothered by his school friends visiting?

• They stayed too long

• They were too noisy

• He didn't like them

• Difference in social status

What did Randy want to discuss with Ponyboy during his visit?

• School work

• Party plans

• The upcoming court hearing

• Sports

How did Randy feel about the consequences of their actions?

• Indifferent

• Happy

• Guilty

• Confused

What realization did Ponyboy come to about Johnny?

• He had betrayed him

• He was moving away

• He was not dead

• He disliked Ponyboy

What was Ponyboy's reaction to Randy's view of the incident?

• Anger

• Confusion

• Agreement

• Sympathy

What concern does Ponyboy express about his future?

• Going to college

• Living in a foster home

• His health issues

• Moving to another city

How does Darry contribute to Ponyboy's life post-incident?

• Blaming him for the incident

• Encouraging him to quit school

• Supporting his education

• Ignoring him