The Outsiders; Chapter 4 Flashcard

Front

What motivates the Socs to confront Johnny and Ponyboy in the park?

Back

The Socs approach Johnny and Ponyboy because they want to jump them for hanging out with their girls.

Front

What action does the Soc, David, take against Ponyboy?

Back

David dunks Ponyboy's head in the fountain.

Front

What significant action does Johnny take against Bob?

Back

Johnny stabs Bob and kills him.

Front

Who do Johnny and Ponyboy seek for assistance after the incident?

Back

They go to Dally for help.

Front

How do Johnny and Ponyboy travel to Windrixville?

Back

They stow away (hide) on a train.

Front

What is the significance of the park setting in Chapter 4?

Back

The park serves as a crucial location where tensions between the Socs and Greasers escalate.

Front

How does Johnny's character develop in Chapter 4?

Back

Johnny becomes more assertive and takes drastic action to protect himself and Ponyboy.

Front

What does the confrontation in the park reveal about the social divide in 'The Outsiders'?

Back

It highlights the ongoing conflict and violence between the Socs and Greasers.

Front

What role does Dally play in Johnny and Ponyboy's lives?

Back

Dally acts as a protector and mentor figure for Johnny and Ponyboy.

Front

How does the theme of friendship manifest in Chapter 4?

Back

The bond between Johnny and Ponyboy strengthens as they face danger together.