OUTSIDERS CHAPTERS 1-6

What is the main conflict introduced in these chapters?

• Ponyboy struggles with school

• The rivalry between Greasers and Socs

• Johnny's fear of his parents

• Dally's criminal behavior

Why does Ponyboy enjoy talking to Cherry?

• She agrees with everything he says

• She understands his perspective despite their differences

• She wants to join the Greasers

• She dislikes the Socs

What motivates Johnny to attack Bob?

• Anger from a previous fight

• Desire to impress Dally

• Fear and self-defense

• Revenge for Ponyboy

What does Ponyboy's hair symbolize when he cuts it?

• His dislike of Greasers

• His loss of identity and innocence

• His desire to be a Soc

• His anger toward Darry

Why do Ponyboy and Johnny hide in the church?

• They want to avoid school

• They are running away from home

• They are hiding after Bob's death

• They are exploring new places

What theme is emphasized through the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay"?

• Wealth brings happiness

• Innocence does not last forever

• Friendship is unimportant

• Violence solves problems

How does Dally help Ponyboy and Johnny?

• He tells the police

• He gives them supplies and a place to hide

• He sends them home

• He ignores their problem

What does the church fire reveal about Ponyboy and Johnny?

• They are careless

• They are brave and selfless

• They are afraid of danger

• They are trying to escape

What is Ponyboy's internal conflict?

• Choosing between school and work

• Understanding his identity and place in society

• Deciding where to live

• Competing with his brothers

What can be inferred about Socs from Cherry's conversation?

• They have no problems

• They are always happy

• They face emotional struggles despite their wealth

• They dislike all Greasers