"The Outsiders" Ch. 5 & 6 Test Review

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Why is Pony happy to see Dally?

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Pony is happy to see Dally because he knew Dally had news from friends and family.

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What positive thing does Cherry tell Dally about Pony and Johnny?

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Cherry tells Dally that Pony and Johnny did not start the fight.

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What is Dally worried about?

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Dally is worried about Pony and Johnny copying his bad language.

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What causes sweat to run down Pony’s face and back?

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Sweat runs down Pony’s face and back due to his over-active imagination.

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What is one way that Pony says Dally is different?

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Pony says Dally is different because he will lash out physically when angry.

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What does Pony think about Dally's character?

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Pony sees Dally as tough but also recognizes his vulnerability.

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How does Pony feel about the Greasers' reputation?

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Pony feels conflicted about the Greasers' reputation, wanting to be proud but also wishing for acceptance.

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What role does friendship play in 'The Outsiders'?

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Friendship is a central theme, providing support and loyalty among the characters.

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How does the setting influence the story in 'The Outsiders'?

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The setting, a divided town, influences the characters' interactions and conflicts.

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What is the significance of the title 'The Outsiders'?

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The title reflects the characters' feelings of being outsiders in society.