The Outsiders Chapter 5 and 6

Front

What event led to Ponyboy and Johnny rescuing children from a church?

Back

A fire broke out in the church where they were hiding.

Front

What was Dally's concern about Johnny turning himself in?

Back

Dally feared that Johnny would become hardened in jail, similar to his own experience.

Front

Who were the characters that had to stay in the hospital after the church fire?

Back

Johnny and Dally were the ones who had to stay in the hospital.

Front

What action did Johnny and Pony take to disguise themselves?

Back

They cut their hair to disguise themselves.

Front

What injuries did Dally, Johnny, and Ponyboy sustain?

Back

They got hurt while rescuing children from the burning church.

Front

What does the act of cutting hair symbolize for Ponyboy and Johnny?

Back

It symbolizes their desire to change their identities and escape their current situations.

Front

How does the fire in the church serve as a turning point for Ponyboy and Johnny?

Back

It forces them to confront their fears and take heroic action, changing their perspectives on life.

Front

What is the significance of the relationship between Dally and Johnny in the context of the story?

Back

Dally acts as a protective figure for Johnny, reflecting his own struggles and fears.

Front

How does the author portray the theme of friendship in Chapters 5 and 6?

Back

Friendship is portrayed as a source of strength and support, especially during difficult times.

Front

What role does the setting play in the events of Chapters 5 and 6?

Back

The church setting creates a sense of isolation and danger, heightening the stakes of the characters' actions.