The Outsiders Quiz

Questions and Answers

Why do the photographers take so many pictures?

The photographers take so many pictures because Sodapop is so good looking.

What does Ponyboy tell a reporter at the hospital he would do if he could do anything he wanted?

Ponyboy tells a reporter at the hospital he would take a bath.

What do the doctors say about Dally's injuries?

The doctors say Dally would be okay after two or three days in the hospital.

What do the doctors say about Johnny's injuries?

The doctors say Johnny's injuries were severe. Signup and view all the answers

What one food does Ponyboy, Soda, and Darry all like for breakfast?

All three boys like chocolate cake for breakfast. Signup and view all the answers

Why does Darry leave the front door unlocked?

Darry leaves the front door unlocked in case one of the boys is hacked off at his parents and needs a place to lay over and cool off. Signup and view all the answers

What charges were being brought against Johnny?

Johnny was being charged with manslaughter. Signup and view all the answers

What will the court decide about Ponyboy?

The court will decide if Ponyboy can stay with his brothers. Signup and view all the answers

Where did Soda's girlfriend go?

Soda's girlfriend went to Florida to live with her grandparents after she turned down Soda's proposal. Signup and view all the answers

Why does Randy say the rumble between the Socs and the Greasers won't solve anything?

It doesn't change anything. Socs will still have all the money and Greasers will still be on the bottom. Signup and view all the answers

What charges were being brought against Dally?

He amazingly is not facing any charges. Signup and view all the answers

What happened when Ponyboy and Two-Bit got to the Tasty Freeze?

Randy, the Soc, got out of the blue Mustang that had been trailing them for twelve blocks. Signup and view all the answers

What did Randy tell Ponyboy about the rumble?

Randy told Ponyboy that he was not going to fight in the rumble because it will not change anything and it won't bring back his best friend Bob. Signup and view all the answers

Describe Ponyboy's reoccurring dream.

It was a dream that scared him, but he could never remember what happened in it. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Photographers and Sodapop

Photographers take numerous pictures of Sodapop due to his striking good looks.

Ponyboy's Hospital Thoughts

Ponyboy expresses to a reporter his desire to take a bath if he could do anything he wanted in the hospital.

Dally's Injuries

Doctors report that Dally will recover in two or three days; however, his arm suffered severe burns that will leave permanent scars. He'll regain full function in a couple of weeks.

Johnny's Injuries

Johnny's condition is dire: he has a broken back, is in severe shock, and suffers from third-degree burns. If he survives, he risks being permanently crippled.

Breakfast Preference

Ponyboy, Soda, and Darry share a fondness for chocolate cake as a breakfast item.

Darry's Front Door Policy

Darry keeps the front door unlocked for any of the boys who might need a place to retreat and calm down from parental issues.

Johnny's Legal Situation

Johnny faces manslaughter charges following the incident.

Court Decision on Ponyboy

A court ruling is pending regarding Ponyboy's ability to remain in the custody of his brothers.

Soda's Girlfriend Departure

Soda's girlfriend left for Florida to stay with her grandparents after rejecting his marriage proposal.

Randy's Perspective on the Rumble

Randy argues that the upcoming rumble between the Socs and Greasers will not address any fundamental issues, as the socioeconomic divide will remain unchanged.

Dally's Legal Status

Dally is not facing any legal charges despite the recent events.

Encounter at the Tasty Freeze

Ponyboy and Two-Bit experience a tense encounter when Randy, a Soc, approaches them after following for twelve blocks.

Randy's Decision

Randy informs Ponyboy that he will abstain from participating in the rumble, acknowledging it won't reverse the loss of his friend Bob.

Ponyboy's Dream

Ponyboy has a recurring nightmare, triggered after his parents' funeral, that unnerves him but eludes his memory, leading to night sweats and prompting a visit to the doctor.

Description

Test your knowledge of S.E. Hinton's novel 'The Outsiders' with this quiz. It covers key moments and character insights that are crucial to understanding the story. Dive into the world of Ponyboy and his friends as you reflect on their experiences.