The Outsiders Chapters 7 and 8

Front

Who does Johnny refuse to let visit him in the hospital?

Back

Johnny refuses to let his mother visit him in the hospital.

Front

What book does Johnny want Ponyboy to read to him in the hospital?

Back

Johnny wants Ponyboy to read 'Gone with the Wind' to him.

Front

What does Dally ask Two-Bit to give him?

Back

Dally asks Two-Bit for a black-handled switchblade.

Front

What shocking thing does Ponyboy say about Randy?

Back

Ponyboy says that Randy is just a guy and he is NOT a soc.

Front

What does the newspaper say about the 'Juvenile Delinquents'?

Back

The newspaper states that they turned heroes.

Front

Define 'Juvenile Delinquent'.

Back

A juvenile delinquent is a minor who has committed a crime or engaged in behavior that is against the law.

Front

What is the significance of 'Gone with the Wind' in the story?

Back

'Gone with the Wind' represents Johnny's desire for escape and his connection to literature.

Front

How does Ponyboy's perception of socs change in Chapters 7 and 8?

Back

Ponyboy begins to see socs as individuals rather than just a social group.

Front

What role does friendship play in 'The Outsiders'?

Back

Friendship provides support and loyalty among the characters, helping them cope with their struggles.

Front

What does Dally's character represent in the story?

Back

Dally represents the struggle against societal expectations and the impact of a tough upbringing.