The Outsiders Chapters 4-6

How does Ponyboy's character change in chapters 4-6 of The Outsiders?

• Ponyboy becomes more introverted and shy.

• Ponyboy becomes more independent and self-reliant.

• Ponyboy becomes more dependent on others.

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What are some conflicts between the Greasers and Socs in The Outsiders chapters 4-6?

• Fight at the park, rumble at the lot, attack on Ponyboy.

• Fight at school, rumble at the park, argument at the drive-in.

• Attack on Ponyboy, disagreement at the theater, fight at school.

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Discuss loyalty and friendship in chapters 4-6 of The Outsiders.

• Loyalty and friendship are not important in these chapters.

• Loyalty and friendship are shown through the Socs' relationships.

• Loyalty and friendship are shown through the Greasers' relationships.

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What is the significance of the church fire in The Outsiders chapters 4-6?

• The fire increases hostility between the Greasers and the Socs.

• It helps Ponyboy discover a better relationship with Darry

• The fire is a random event with no relevance to the plot.

• The fire allows Johnny and Ponyboy to save children and get redemption

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How does Ponyboy's relationship with his brothers change in chapters 4-6 of The Outsiders?

• Hostile and confrontational.

• Unchanged.

• Closer and supportive.

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Describe the conflict between Johnny and Bob.

• Bob tries to steal Johnny's money.

• Johnny betrays Bob to the police.

• Johnny kills Bob in self-defense

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Discuss the impact of the Greasers' loyalty on their friendship in The Outsiders.

• The Greasers' loyalty strongly impacts their friendship.

• The Greasers' loyalty weakens their friendship.

• The Greasers' loyalty doesn't impact their friendship.

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What impact does the church fire have on the Greasers' identity in The Outsiders chapters 4-6?

• The fire strengthens the Greasers' bond, showing their loyalty and bravery.

• The fire leads the Greasers to abandon their identity and join the Socs.

• The fire makes the Greasers question their loyalty to each other.

• The fire doesn't affect the Greasers' identity.

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How does Ponyboy's view on the Socs change in The Outsiders chapters 4-6?

• Ponyboy sees the Socs change from caring to selfish.

• Ponyboy sees the Socs change from weak to strong.

• Ponyboy sees the Socs change from enemies to individuals with struggles.

• Ponyboy sees the Socs change from misunderstood to dangerous.

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What is the significance of the church for the Greasers in The Outsiders chapters 4-6?

• The church gives the Greasers a sense of belonging.

• The church provides the Greasers with a place to rest.

• The church is a safe hiding place for the Greasers.

• The church protects the Greasers from the Socs.

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