The Outsiders - Ch. 6

rides in an ambulance with Ponyboy

• Johnny

• Ponyboy

• Mrs. O'Briant

• Jerry Wood

• Darry

decides to turn himself in

• Johnny

• Ponyboy

• Mrs. O'Briant

• Jerry Wood

• Darry

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fears losing another person close to him

• Johnny

• Ponyboy

• Mrs. O'Briant

• Jerry Wood

• Darry

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believes the kids were sent from Heaven

• Johnny

• Ponyboy

• Mrs. O'Briant

• Jerry Wood

• Darry

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CCSS.RL.8.3

is the first one to run into the flames

• Johnny

• Ponyboy

• Mrs. O'Briant

• Jerry Wood

• Darry

To what animal does Ponyboy frequently compare Johnny?

• a lost puppy

• a rabid dog

• a mindless sheep

• a clever fox

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As a result of the fire...

• Dally was arrested

• the boys were taken to the police station

• Ponyboy badly injured his leg

• Johnny was burnt and unconscious

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Why are Johnny and Ponyboy considered heroes?

• They saved the children from the burning church

• They extinguished the fire at the church

• They turned themselves in

• They rescued a drowning child from a river

What realization does Ponyboy make at the end of the chapter?

• Darry is angry that Ponyboy ran away

• Darry cares about him and wants him to make something of himself

• Darry is thankful that he is okay, but mad about what happened

• Darry thinks Ponyboy is too much of a burden

Johnny, Dally, and Pony

• are considered heroes after the fire.
• are considered good for nothing after the fire.