The Outsiders CH 11-12

Front

What is significant about the last line of The Outsiders?

Back

It's also the first line of the book.

Front

What does Ponyboy decide to write for English class?

Back

A story about his experiences (The Outsiders).

Front

What makes Ponyboy pause and think about Bob?

Back

Seeing his picture in an old yearbook.

Front

Which of the following describes a change in Ponyboy following the hearing?

Back

D. All of the above (He becomes more forgetful, loses his appetite, and his grades drop).

Front

What's the outcome of the hearing?

Back

Ponyboy is acquitted, and the case is closed.

Front

Who is the author of The Outsiders?

Back

S.E. Hinton.

Front

What theme is prevalent in The Outsiders?

Back

The struggle between social classes.

Front

What does Ponyboy learn about the importance of family?

Back

Family support is crucial during difficult times.

Front

How does Ponyboy's perspective on the Socs change throughout the story?

Back

He begins to see them as individuals rather than just enemies.

Front

What role does Cherry Valance play in Ponyboy's understanding of the Socs?

Back

She helps him see that Socs have their own struggles.