The Outsiders: Chapter 4-7 Review

Front

What were Johnny and Ponyboy's feelings when they entered the burning church?

Back

They were not scared.

Front

What happened to Ponyboy during the attack in the park?

Back

He was being drowned in the fountain by a Soc.

Front

What derogatory term did Bob and the Socs use to refer to the Greasers?

Back

They called them 'white trash with long hair.'

Front

Why does Sodapop share a bed with Ponyboy?

Back

Ponyboy has nightmares caused by trauma from his parents' death.

Front

Who visited Johnny and Ponyboy at the church?

Back

Dally visited them.

Front

What is the significance of the burning church in the story?

Back

It symbolizes sacrifice and the consequences of violence.

Front

How does Ponyboy's relationship with his brothers reflect the theme of family?

Back

Their bond shows the importance of support and love in difficult times.

Front

What does the term 'Greasers' refer to in the story?

Back

It refers to a group of lower-class boys who have a distinct style and face social prejudice.

Front

What event triggers the conflict between the Greasers and the Socs?

Back

The attack on Ponyboy and Johnny in the park.

Front

How does Johnny's character develop throughout Chapters 4-7?

Back

He becomes more courageous and protective, especially after the church incident.