Key Moments (Junior Cert English): Flashcards
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What happens in Ponyboy’s attack (Chapter 1)?
What happens in Ponyboy’s attack (Chapter 1)?
Ponyboy is attacked by a group of Socs while walking home.
Why is Ponyboy’s attack significant?
Why is Ponyboy’s attack significant?
It introduces Greasers vs. Socs and shows life dangers.
What occurs when Johnny kills Bob (Chapter 4)?
What occurs when Johnny kills Bob (Chapter 4)?
Johnny stabs Bob in self-defense while saving Ponyboy.
Why is Johnny killing Bob important?
Why is Johnny killing Bob important?
It’s a turning point, forcing Ponyboy and Johnny on the run.
What happens during the church fire (Chapter 6)?
What happens during the church fire (Chapter 6)?
Ponyboy and Johnny save children from a burning church.
What does the church fire reveal about Johnny?
What does the church fire reveal about Johnny?
It showcases Johnny’s bravery and heroic transformation.
What happens when Johnny dies (Chapters 9-10)?
What happens when Johnny dies (Chapters 9-10)?
Johnny dies and tells Ponyboy to 'stay gold.'
Why is Johnny’s death a climax in the story?
Why is Johnny’s death a climax in the story?
Johnny was the gang's heart, leading to Dally's breakdown.
What does Ponyboy do in the closing scene (Chapter 12)?
What does Ponyboy do in the closing scene (Chapter 12)?
Ponyboy writes his novel as part of his English assignment.
Why is Ponyboy writing his story important?
Why is Ponyboy writing his story important?
It signifies growth, reflection, and trauma processing.