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When Darry slaps Ponyboy at the end of Chapter 3, how does this incident propel the action of the novel forward?
Dally tells Ponyboy that he didn't mean to hit him, but Ponyboy doesn't believe him
It causes Ponyboy to run away with Cherry
Ponyboy heads to the park with Johnny
If Darry hadn't hit Ponyboy, he wouldn't have run to the park.
"If Johnny got caught, they'd give him the electric chair, and if they caught me, I'd be sent to a reformatory. I'd heard about reformatories from Curly Shepard and I didn't want to go to one at all." The word reformatory is best understood to refer to a place a person is sent for the purpose of
humiliation
studying
correction
religious training
What did Johnny announce after his fifth barbecue sandwich?
He was stuffed full and had never had such delicious food.
He was ready for part 2 of their plan.
He wanted them to go back and turn themselves in.
He was going to throw up.
When Dally finally arrives at the church, what news did he bring?
The police are looking for them in Texas.
Cherry is a spy for the Greasers.
The Socs and the Greasers are having a rumble the next night.
All of the above.
Johnny and Ponyboy disguise themselves by doing what?
dressing up like farm boys
cutting their hair
dying Pony's hair
Both B and C
Dallas tells the boys that he is carrying an unloaded gun because...
he has no money to buy bullets
it is good in a bluff to scare off the socs
he collects guns for a hobby
he plans to kill a soc
What does Dally fear will happen to Johnny if Johnny carries out his plans?
He will become a sociopath
He will get beaten by his parents if he goes home
The socs will kill him
he will become hardened in jail
The lines "he'd beat the tar out of me" and "He was still swearing at me" suggest that Dally
is concerned for Ponyboy's safety
feels contempt for what Ponyboy and Johnny did
is unwilling to help strangers
feels guilty for hitting Ponyboy
A primary cause of the conflict between Ponyboy and Darry is
Darry's obvious preference for Soda over Ponyboy
Darry's resentment of having to assume a parental role
Ponyboy's insistence on rebelling against any authority figure
Ponyboy's lack of understanding of Darry's motives
The climax of the scene with Ponyboy and his brothers occurs when
Soda gives Ponyboy a bear hug and swings him around
Ponyboy runs to Darry and hugs him
Ponyboy realizes that Darry is crying
Soda comments on the change to Ponyboy's hair
"I had taken the long around, but I was finally home." When Ponyboy says he is finally home he is referring to being
back in the city
with his two brothers
at his own house
reunited with the greasers
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