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WorksheetsThe Outsiders Ch. 4-6
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
What two things motivated Johnny to stab Bob?
Bob tried to choke Johnny while Randy punched him in the stomach.
David was drowning Ponyboy and the others were going to beat up Johnny.
Randy threatened to hurt Johnny's family while Bob punched him in the stomach.
David was chocking Ponyboy and the others threatened to go after Cherry and Marcia.
What part of the plot is going on between chapters 4 - 6?
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
What did Dally give Johnny and Ponyboy?
money, dry clothes, a loaded gun, and a plan
money, cigarettes, and water
cigarettes, bologna, and bread
nothing
According to Sodapop's letter, where do the police think the boys are?
Virginia
South Carolina
New York
Texas
Johnny and Ponyboy hide out
in the woods
in a farmhouse
at a Japanese tea garden
in an abandoned church
inside Tilted Towers
Ponyboy rushes to help the missing children in the burning building because
the children might smoke his cigarettes
he was badly burned when he was 7 years old
he feels guilty for starting the fire
he knows there is a loaded gun in the church
At the hospital Darry lets Ponyboy know
he is afraid of losing him
he is worried about the murder charges
he will stand by Johnny
he is actually Ponyboy's father
Read the sentence and use context clues to define the word testify:
"Cherry can go to court and tell the judge that Johnny did not plan to kill Bob. She will testify that Johnny used self-defense against Bob." (Hinton 67)
to lie in a court
take a test in a court
to tell what happened in a court
to cry in a court
Bonus Question: Which sentence best supports the idea that Ponyboy’s hair was his “pride”?
“Not too short,” I begged (Hinton 71).
“Our hair was tuff- we didn’t have to use much grease in it” (Hinton 71).
“’You know the first thing the judge does is make you get a haircut’” (Hinton 71).
“Maybe we couldn’t have Corvairs or madras shirts, but we could have hair” (Hinton 71).
