The Outsiders Ch. 4-6 Flashcard

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What does Cherry testify about Johnny's actions?

Back

Johnny fought in self-defense.

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Why does Ponyboy rush to help the missing children in the church?

Back

He feels guilty for starting the fire.

Front

Who do Johnny and Ponyboy seek help from after the incident?

Back

Dally.

Front

What does Darry express to Ponyboy about his feelings?

Back

He is afraid of losing him.

Front

Why does Dally shout, 'Forget those blasted kids!'?

Back

The roof is about to cave in.

Front

What is the significance of Ponyboy's guilt in the story?

Back

It drives his actions and decisions, showing his sense of responsibility.

Front

How does Dally's character influence Ponyboy and Johnny?

Back

Dally represents a tough, street-smart persona that impacts their choices.

Front

What theme is highlighted by the relationship between Ponyboy and Darry?

Back

The theme of family and the struggles of sibling relationships.

Front

What does the fire symbolize in the story?

Back

The fire symbolizes both destruction and the potential for change.

Front

How does the author portray the concept of bravery through Ponyboy's actions?

Back

Ponyboy's willingness to risk himself for others shows true bravery.