The Outsiders Chapter 6

Front

What motivates Ponyboy to share his story with Jerry Wood?

Back

Ponyboy shares his story because he trusts Jerry, and Jerry doesn't seem to mind that the boys are hoods.

Front

Who decides to turn himself in after the incident at the church?

Back

Johnny decides to turn himself in.

Front

Who rides in the ambulance with Ponyboy after the fire?

Back

Jerry, the man he met at the church, rides in the ambulance with Ponyboy.

Front

What is a significant consequence of the fire at the church?

Back

Johnny was burnt and unconscious as a result of the fire.

Front

Why are Johnny and Ponyboy considered heroes in the story?

Back

They are considered heroes because they saved the children from the burning church.

Front

What event leads to Johnny's decision to turn himself in?

Back

The incident at the church and the resulting injuries motivate Johnny to turn himself in.

Front

How does Ponyboy feel about the events that transpired at the church?

Back

Ponyboy feels a mix of guilt and responsibility for the events that occurred.

Front

What role does Jerry Wood play in Ponyboy's story?

Back

Jerry Wood listens to Ponyboy's story and provides support during a difficult time.

Front

What does the fire symbolize in 'The Outsiders'?

Back

The fire symbolizes both destruction and the potential for heroism and redemption.

Front

How does the relationship between Ponyboy and Johnny evolve throughout Chapter 6?

Back

Their relationship deepens as they face challenges together, highlighting their bond.