Ponyboy's Struggles and Relationships

Ponyboy reflects on Bob Sheldon, recalling his past and personality. Randy visits Ponyboy to discuss the upcoming hearing, expressing his own concerns. Ponyboy worries about the judge's decision and the possibility of being placed in a foster home. He confronts the reality of Johnny's death and his own involvement in Bob's death, struggling with guilt and confusion.

What activity did Ponyboy engage in most while bedridden?

• Reading and drawing

• Listening to music

• Watching TV

• Sleeping

Whose yearbook did Ponyboy flip through?

• Johnny's

• Randy's

• Darry's

• Soda's

What was Bob Sheldon known for according to Ponyboy?

• Loving animals

• Being a great student

• Being a loner

• Picking fights

What did Ponyboy wonder about Bob's family?

• If they were supportive

• If they were moving away

• If they hated the Greasers

• If they were wealthy

Why did Randy visit Ponyboy?

• To apologize

• To see if he was okay

• To invite him to a party

• To borrow a book

What was Randy's main concern during his visit?

• His friendship with Ponyboy

• The upcoming court hearing

• His own safety

• His school grades

What did Ponyboy struggle to accept about Johnny?

• Johnny's move to another city

• Johnny's new friends

• Johnny's betrayal

• Johnny's death

What did Darry do when he intervened in Ponyboy's conversation with Randy?

• He scolded Randy

• He showed concern for Ponyboy

• He ignored them

• He laughed at them