Outsiders Multiple Choice: Chapter 5

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Who wrote the poem that Ponyboy recites to Johnny?

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Robert Frost is the poet whose work is recited by Ponyboy in Chapter 5.

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How does Ponyboy know Johnny is gone when he wakes up in the church?

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Ponyboy knows Johnny is gone because Johnny left him a note.

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What clue did Soda have that Dally knew where Ponyboy was?

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Soda saw Ponyboy's sweatshirt at Buck's house, indicating Dally's knowledge of Ponyboy's whereabouts.

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Where does Ponyboy try to pretend to be when he awakens in the church?

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Ponyboy tries to pretend he is at home when he wakes up in the church.

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What do Ponyboy and Johnny do to disguise themselves in Chapter 5?

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Ponyboy and Johnny cut and dyed their hair to disguise themselves.

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What is the significance of the poem recited by Ponyboy?

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The poem reflects Ponyboy's feelings and the themes of nature and beauty amidst hardship.

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How does the relationship between Ponyboy and Johnny evolve in Chapter 5?

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Ponyboy and Johnny's bond strengthens as they face challenges together, showcasing their friendship.

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What role does the church play in Chapter 5?

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The church serves as a refuge for Ponyboy and Johnny, symbolizing safety and isolation from their troubles.

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How does Ponyboy's perspective on life change in Chapter 5?

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Ponyboy begins to understand the complexities of life and the importance of family and friendship.

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What does Johnny's note symbolize in the story?

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Johnny's note symbolizes his care for Ponyboy and the difficult choices they face.