The Outsiders Chapters 6-9 Quiz

What does Johnny do in the burning church in Chapter 6?

• He calls for help.

• He saves children from the fire.

• He hides until the fire is out.

• He takes pictures of the fire.

How does Ponyboy feel about Johnny's condition after the church fire?

• He is angry at Johnny.

• He is worried about Johnny.

• He doesn't care about Johnny's condition.

• He is happy Johnny is getting attention.

What is Johnny's biggest fear about his injuries from the fire?

• Losing his hair.

• Not being able to walk.

• Being in trouble with the law.

• His parents not visiting him.

Why does Johnny feel desperate and trapped before the fire incident?

• Because he has no money.

• Because of his unhappy home life.

• Because he lost a fight.

• Because he can't find a job.

What does Johnny's letter to Ponyboy in Chapter 9 express?

• His wish to see Ponyboy succeed in life.

• His plan to escape from the hospital.

• His dislike for the Greasers.

• His wish to join the Socs.

How does Dally react to Johnny's condition in the hospital?

• He becomes quieter and more reflective.

• He starts planning a big party.

• He blames Ponyboy for Johnny's condition.

• He becomes more reckless and angry.

Who wins the rumble at the park?

• Socials

• Greasers

• None. They both left.

How does Johnny's act of heroism in the church fire reflect on the theme of heroism in the novel?

• It shows heroism is about personal gain.

• It shows heroism involves helping others at personal risk.

• It shows heroism is only recognized by the media.

• It shows heroism is about being famous.

How does Johnny's situation change Ponyboy's view of the Socs?

• Ponyboy dislikes them more.

• Ponyboy starts to understand them better.

• Ponyboy wants to join the Socs.

• Ponyboy ignores them completely.

After the events involving Johnny, how does the community view the Greasers?

• With more respect.

• With more fear.

• The same as before.

• With more suspicion.