The Outsiders - Chapter 6

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What did Ponyboy and Johnny do to save the children from the church?

Back

They dropped them from a window.

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Where did Dally take Ponyboy and Johnny to eat?

Back

Dairy Queen.

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Why did Ponyboy and Johnny enter the church?

Back

There were children inside.

Front

Did Ponyboy tell Jerry everything that happened while riding in the ambulance?

Back

True.

Front

What did Ponyboy and Johnny find when they returned to the church?

Back

The church was on fire.

Front

What is the significance of the church in Chapter 6 of The Outsiders?

Back

It serves as a refuge for Ponyboy and Johnny and highlights their protective instincts.

Front

How does Dally's character influence Ponyboy and Johnny in Chapter 6?

Back

Dally provides guidance and support, showing a different side of his personality.

Front

What theme is explored through the events in Chapter 6?

Back

The theme of heroism and sacrifice is explored as Ponyboy and Johnny risk their lives for the children.

Front

What role does friendship play in the actions of Ponyboy and Johnny?

Back

Their friendship motivates them to act selflessly and protect others.

Front

How does the fire at the church symbolize change for Ponyboy and Johnny?

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The fire represents a turning point in their lives, leading to growth and maturity.