That Was Then, This Is Now

by S. E. Hinton

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That Was Then, This Is Now Questions and Answers

What is the setting of That Was Then, This is Now?

What are the conclusion, falling action, and resolution of That Was Then, This Is Now?

What does Bryon mean by "that was then, this is now"?

What is the main theme of That Was Then, This Is Now?

What are some conflicts in That was Then, This is Now?

What is the relationship between Mark and Bryon in That Was Then, This is Now?

What is the climax of That Was Then, This Is Now?

Do Angela and Cathy's families and home environments influence how the girls turn out?

In That Was Then, This is Now, why did Connie condemn Mike, and what happened to his brother's car?

How does the setting of That Was Then, This Is Now influence the characters and plot?

What are the exposition and rising action in That Was Then, This Is Now?

What does Bryon realize about Mark at the end of That Was Then, This Is Now?

In That Was Then, This Is Now, what instances constitute the rising action?

What do Bryon's relationships with girls in That Was Then, This Is Now reveal about him?

What does Bryon mean by "Nothing can wear you out like caring about people" in That Was Then, This Is Now?

Why doesn't Bryon like the police in That Was Then, This is Now?

What are some character traits of Byron in "That Was Then, This is Now"?

In That Was Then, This Is Now, what was Mark's opinion of Mike and who else shared this opinion?

What is the main problem in That Was Then, This Is Now, and how is it solved?

What differentiates Mark and Bryon in That Was Then, This Is Now?

What commonalities do Bryon and Mark share in That Was Then, This Is Now?

Why did Mark steal the principal's car in That Was Then, This Is Now?

Where is Bryon's mother in Chapter 2 of That Was Then, This Is Now?

Describe Bryon's first encounter with Cathy in "That Was Then, This Is Now".

How did Mark learn about his family background in "That Was Then, This Is Now"?

What is Bryon's main issue with Cathy in That Was Then, This is Now?

What are the traits of M&M from That Was Then, This Is Now?

What are some similes in "That was Then, This is Now"?

What is the most significant theme of "That Was Then, This Is Now"?

In That Was Then, This Is Now, what is M&M worried about post "come down"?

In "That was Then, This is Now", what does Mark's "found a shirt out in the street" mean and how does Bryon react?

Retell the story Mark told about his parents in That Was Then, This Is Now.

In "That Was Then, This Is Now," where did Bryon work and what changes did he make to retain his job?

Why did M&M run away in "That Was Then, This is Now"?

True or False: In That Was Then, This Is Now, Bryon finds it hard to differentiate a greaser from a Soc?

Why does M&M's father constantly criticize him in That Was Then, This Is Now?

How is Angela Shepard described in That Was Then, This Is Now?

In "That Was Then, This Is Now," what does Bryon say he has become?

Why does Connie instruct her friends to assault Mike Chambers in "That Was Then, This Is Now"?

What did Bryon mean by "I was the hustler and Mark was the thief" in That Was Then, This Is Now?

In That Was Then, This Is Now, where did Bryon and Mark search for M&M?

What new problems does Charlie face in Chapter 4 of That Was Then, This Is Now?

What was Mr. Carlson's and Cathy's reaction to the news about his son in That Was Then, This Is Now?

In That Was Then, This Is Now, what strained Mark and Cathy's relationship?

In "That Was Then, This Is Now," how does Mark fit Bryon's description of him as a "golden lion"?

In That Was Then, This is Now, who do Mark and Bryon hustle at pool?

Why is Mark jealous of Cathy in "That Was Then, This Is Now"?

Analyze the main characters, Bryon and Mark, in That Was Then, This is Now.

In That Was Then, This Is Now, how do Bryon's feelings for Cathy differ from those for Angela?

What elements make "That Was Then, This Is Now" a coming-of-age novel?