Outsiders Multiple Choice: Chapter 5

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Who admires Dally because he is gallant?

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Johnny admires Dally for his gallant nature.

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What book does Johnny bring to the church for Ponyboy?

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Johnny brings 'Gone With The Wind' to the church for Ponyboy.

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In Ponyboy's view, what is the only thing that makes him a greaser?

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Ponyboy believes his long hair is the only thing that makes him a greaser.

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

Back

They cut and dye their hair to disguise themselves.

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Where has Johnny gone when Ponyboy wakes up in the church?

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Johnny has gone to get supplies.

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What does the term 'gallant' mean in the context of Dally's character?

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'Gallant' refers to Dally's brave and chivalrous behavior.

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How does Ponyboy's perception of being a greaser differ from others?

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Ponyboy feels that his identity as a greaser is tied to his long hair, unlike others who may see it as a social label.

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What is the significance of 'Gone With The Wind' in the story?

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'Gone With The Wind' represents themes of love and loss, paralleling the struggles of the characters.

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Why do Ponyboy and Johnny feel the need to disguise themselves?

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They disguise themselves to avoid being recognized and to escape the consequences of their actions.

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What role does friendship play in Ponyboy and Johnny's relationship?

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Friendship provides them with support and comfort in their difficult lives.