Outsiders Multiple Choice: Chapter 6

Front

What does Dally tell Johnny he doesn't need?

Back

His parents.

Front

Where does Dally take Johnny and Ponyboy to eat?

Back

Dairy Queen.

Front

Why does Ponyboy pass out after the fire?

Back

Dally hit him to put out the flames on his back.

Front

Where is Johnny when Ponyboy wakes up after passing out?

Back

In another ambulance.

Front

Why does Ponyboy wonder if he and Johnny have been caught by the cops?

Back

He hears the ambulance siren.

Front

What is the significance of Dally's character in Chapter 6?

Back

Dally represents a protective figure for Johnny and Ponyboy, showing his caring side despite his tough exterior.

Front

How does Ponyboy's perception of the world change after the fire incident?

Back

Ponyboy begins to understand the fragility of life and the importance of friendship.

Front

What role does the church play in Chapter 6?

Back

The church serves as a refuge for Johnny and Ponyboy, symbolizing safety and a place of transformation.

Front

What does the fire symbolize in the story?

Back

The fire symbolizes both destruction and rebirth, leading to significant character development.

Front

How does the relationship between Johnny and Ponyboy evolve in Chapter 6?

Back

Their bond strengthens as they face life-threatening situations together.