Chapters 1-3
Who beats up Johnny?
The Soc's
Who shoots Bob in chapter 4?
Johnny
What does the doctor say about Johnny's condition?
He is very hurt, and they don't know if he's going to make it.
How does Dally die in chapter 10?
Dally bluffs at the police, then they shoot him out of self-defense.
What happened to Ponyboy's case?
He was acquitted of all accused crimes and Ponyboy was allowed to return home with his brothers.
What are Soc's stereotyped as?
spoiled rich kids
Who does Johnny and Ponyboy ask for help?
Dally
Who was left in the church when it caught on fire?
the children
Who does Darry reunite with at the rumble?
Paul Holden
Why doesn't Johnny mind dying?
He thinks that it was worth it to save the kids.
What are Greasers commonly called?
hoodlums
Which book does Johnny bring Ponyboy?
Gone With the Wind
What did Johnny say that he was going to do?
Turn himself in.
How many Socs showed up to the rumble?
22
How does the author end the novel?
By repeating the beginning sentence
What is the definition of a fair fight according to Greasers?
A fistfight that doesn't involve weapons.
What does Ponyboy do to his hair?
He bleaches and buzzes it.
What does Ponyboy realize about Darry at the end of chapter 6?
That he has emotions and cares about Ponyboy.
Who took acrobatics classes and taught it to the rest of the Greasers?
Darry
What does Ponyboy do to get up his grades at the end of the novel?
He writes a theme essay.
What two rules do Greasers follow?
They stick together and don't get caught.
Which mountain do Johnny and Ponyboy live on?
Jay Mountain
What does Johnny feel about his death in chapter 8?
That he's scared and feels like he's too young to die.
Why does Sodapop like fights?
He likes the action and how it feels like a contest.
What two sides does Sodapop see in the fights between Pony and Darry?
Darry: He sacrifices a lot for Ponyboy and that's why he's tough on him
Ponyboy: He can't handle Darry's criticism all the time and he should be easier on him