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What color was the mustang that the Socs drove?
What color was the mustang that the Socs drove?
What did Bob's rings do to Johnny?
What did Bob's rings do to Johnny?
They used the rings to beat up Johnny
What happened at the fountain?
What happened at the fountain?
They shoved Ponyboy's face into it and Bob was killed there
How much money did Dally give to the kids?
How much money did Dally give to the kids?
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What did Dally instruct the kids to do?
What did Dally instruct the kids to do?
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Where did they hide?
Where did they hide?
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What could Dallas Winston do?
What could Dallas Winston do?
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What were the kids feeling when Buck looked down at them?
What were the kids feeling when Buck looked down at them?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Key Concepts from Chapter 4 of Outsiders
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Blue Mustang: A vehicle driven by the Socs, symbolizing their wealth and dominance as they circle the lot slowly.
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Bob's Rings: Features prominently in a violent encounter, with the rings reflecting moonlight as they are used to attack Jonny, highlighting the brutality of the Socs.
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Fountain Incident: A pivotal scene where Ponyboy is nearly drowned; Bob is killed at this location, marking a turning point in the story.
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50 Dollars: Significant amount given by Dally to Ponyboy and Jonny for essential supplies while they are in hiding, indicating Dally's resourcefulness and concern for them.
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Dally's Instructions: Emphasizes Dally's protective nature; advises the boys to take the next train to Jay Mountain and to remain hidden, showcasing his strategic thinking.
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Jay Mountain: The location where Ponyboy and Jonny find refuge in an abandoned church, illustrating themes of isolation and escape.
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Dallas Winston's Capabilities: Represents Dally's confidence and leadership qualities; he offers assistance to the boys, indicating his willingness to help them navigate their troubles.
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Buck's Reaction: The nervousness and fear experienced by Jonny and Ponyboy in the presence of Buck, illustrating the intense atmosphere and the threats they face.
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Explore the significant vocabulary and key concepts from Chapter 4 of 'The Outsiders'. This quiz will test your understanding of various symbols and pivotal moments in the story, such as the Blue Mustang and the Fountain Incident. Enhance your comprehension of the characters' motivations and themes of isolation and resourcefulness.
