The Outsiders Chapter 5

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What does the phrase 'Nothing gold can stay' symbolize in the context of The Outsiders?

Back

It symbolizes the fleeting nature of youth and innocence.

Front

Who is the author of the poem recited by Ponyboy in Chapter 5?

Back

Robert Frost.

Front

What significant action do Ponyboy and Johnny take to disguise themselves?

Back

They cut their hair and dye Ponyboy's hair blond.

Front

What does Dally bring to Ponyboy when he visits the church?

Back

A letter from Soda.

Front

What natural phenomenon do Ponyboy and Johnny observe that prompts Ponyboy to recite a poem?

Back

The sunrise.

Front

True or False: Marcia is spying on the Socs for the Greasers.

Back

False.

Front

What is the main setting of Chapter 5 in The Outsiders?

Back

The abandoned church where Ponyboy and Johnny hide.

Front

How does Ponyboy feel about his hair in Chapter 5?

Back

He values it as a part of his identity and is upset about cutting it.

Front

What does the character Dally represent in the story?

Back

He represents the tough exterior of the Greasers but also shows moments of care and loyalty.

Front

What is the significance of the sunrise in Chapter 5?

Back

It represents hope and new beginnings for Ponyboy and Johnny.