Outsiders Multiple Choice: Chapter 5

Front

What does Johnny think about Dally's character?

Back

Johnny thinks that Dally is so 'real' that it scares him.

Front

What does the line 'Nothing gold can stay' signify in the context of the story?

Back

It signifies the fleeting nature of youth and beauty, as represented by the sunrise.

Front

Where does Ponyboy try to pretend he is when he wakes up in the church?

Back

Ponyboy tries to pretend he is at home.

Front

Who is the greasers' spy according to Dally?

Back

Cherry is the greasers' spy.

Front

What is Johnny's purpose for leaving the church when Ponyboy wakes up?

Back

Johnny goes to get supplies.

Front

What does the term 'greaser' refer to in the story?

Back

A greaser is a member of a youth subculture characterized by their hairstyle and rebellious attitude, often in conflict with the Socs.

Front

How does Ponyboy's relationship with Johnny evolve throughout the story?

Back

Ponyboy and Johnny's relationship deepens as they face challenges together, highlighting themes of friendship and loyalty.

Front

What role does the setting of the church play in the story?

Back

The church serves as a refuge for Ponyboy and Johnny, symbolizing safety and a temporary escape from their struggles.

Front

What is the significance of the character Cherry in the story?

Back

Cherry represents the possibility of understanding and connection between the greasers and Socs.

Front

How does Ponyboy's perspective on life change after the events in Chapter 5?

Back

Ponyboy becomes more aware of the complexities of social divisions and the value of empathy.