Outsiders Multiple Choice: Chapter 6

Front

What event are the children attending at the church in Chapter 6?

Back

They are having a picnic.

Front

What concern does Johnny express to Dally regarding his parents?

Back

Johnny asks if his parents are worried about him.

Front

What significant event occurs when the boys return from eating with Dally?

Back

The church is on fire.

Front

Why does Dally believe that jail would be detrimental to Johnny?

Back

Because jail will harden Johnny.

Front

What alternative does Johnny suggest instead of hiding out in the church?

Back

He thinks they should turn themselves in.

Front

What is the significance of the church in Chapter 6?

Back

It serves as a hiding place for Johnny and Ponyboy.

Front

How does Dally's attitude towards Johnny's situation reflect his character?

Back

Dally is protective and concerned for Johnny's well-being.

Front

What themes are explored through the events in Chapter 6?

Back

Themes of friendship, loyalty, and the consequences of choices.

Front

How does the fire at the church impact Johnny and Ponyboy's character development?

Back

It forces them to confront their actions and the reality of their situation.

Front

What role does Dally play in Johnny and Ponyboy's lives in Chapter 6?

Back

Dally acts as a mentor and protector.