Outsiders Chapter 7*

3. The sport Ponyboy plays that Randy is surprised to learn about.
4. The media source that publishes an article calling the boys juvenile delinquents turned heroes.
6. What the headline calls Ponyboy, Johnny, and Dally after saving the children.
8. What Ponyboy and Sodapop might have to face regarding their living situation.
10. The breakfast food Darry, Sodapop, and Ponyboy love to make with chocolate syrup.
12. What Randy tells Ponyboy won't change anything—"things are rough all over."
14. The blue car Randy sits in when he calls Ponyboy over to talk.
16. The patient who demands a cigarette and complains about missing the upcoming rumble.
17. The slain Soc whose parents, according to Randy, spoiled him by never setting limits.
18. What Bob's parents never gave him, which Randy believes caused Bob's self-destructive behavior.

1. The severe condition Johnny remains in at the hospital.
2. What Ponyboy says the hospital food tastes like when visiting Johnny and Dally.
5. The permanent physical condition Johnny will face if he survives his injuries.
7. The status of Ponyboy and Johnny according to the headline "Juvenile Delinquents Turn Heroes."
9. The Soc who asks to speak with Ponyboy alone in his blue Mustang.
11. The word Ponyboy uses to describe how everything feels when thinking about the rumble and Johnny.
13. What Ponyboy realizes Socs are after his heartfelt conversation with Randy.
15. The big fight scheduled between the Greasers and the Socs that Randy decides to skip.
17. HOME The potential fate for Ponyboy and Sodapop if the judge decides Darry is a bad guardian.
19. The gang member who baby-sits Ponyboy while Darry and Soda are at work.