The Outsiders Chapter 11-12 Flashcard

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What is the significance of Ponyboy's injuries in 'The Outsiders'?

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Ponyboy's injuries symbolize the physical and emotional toll of violence, highlighting the consequences of gang conflicts.

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What activity does Ponyboy engage in while recovering from his injuries?

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Ponyboy draws to pass the time while confined to bed.

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How long does Ponyboy remain in bed after the rumble?

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Ponyboy stays in bed for a week after the rumble.

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What promise do Ponyboy and Darry make to Soda?

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They promise to talk things out instead of resorting to fighting.

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What causes Soda to be in a bad mood?

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Soda is upset because the letter from Sandy came back in the mail unopened.

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What does Ponyboy's reading habits reveal about his character?

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Ponyboy's reading habits show his introspective nature and desire to escape reality.

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How does the relationship between Ponyboy and Darry evolve in Chapters 11-12?

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Their relationship improves as they communicate better and support each other.

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What role does family play in 'The Outsiders'?

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Family is a central theme, emphasizing loyalty, support, and the struggles of maintaining relationships.

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What does the term 'rumble' refer to in the context of 'The Outsiders'?

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A 'rumble' refers to a gang fight, representing the violent conflicts between the Greasers and the Socs.

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How does Ponyboy cope with the aftermath of the rumble?

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Ponyboy copes by reflecting on his experiences and expressing himself through drawing.