A reader's two least favorite parts of The Outsiders will be different for different readers. Your teacher likely does not care which two parts that you pick. Almost guaranteed, you are going to be asked why those two parts are your least favorite parts of the book. Only you can answer that, because your feelings and attitudes about the book are likely very different from mine.
Perhaps you do not like the scenes where...
A reader's two least favorite parts of The Outsiders will be different for different readers. Your teacher likely does not care which two parts that you pick. Almost guaranteed, you are going to be asked why those two parts are your least favorite parts of the book. Only you can answer that, because your feelings and attitudes about the book are likely very different from mine.
Perhaps you do not like the scenes where Ponyboy and Cherry are talking together. You might not like those scenes, because you do not believe that Cherry would be talking to Pony in the first place.
Perhaps your least favorite part is when Johnny dies, because you really liked Johnny. Or maybe you really liked Dally, so your least favorite part is when he dies.
Or maybe your least favorite part is when Ponyboy reads Gone with the Wind to Johnny, because it makes the boys look not tough.
As long as you can defend your choice, you should be good to go for this question.
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