The Outsiders Chapter 6

Front

Who does Ponyboy think started the fire?

Back

He and Johnny.

Front

What did Ponyboy realize about Darry?

Back

Darry really did care about him and loved him.

Front

How did Ponyboy and Johnny get the children out of the church?

Back

They dropped them from a window.

Front

What did Johnny tell Dally and Ponyboy he wanted to do when they were done eating?

Back

Turn himself in.

Front

When the boys returned to the church, what did they find?

Back

The church was on fire.

Front

What is the significance of the fire in Chapter 6?

Back

It symbolizes the consequences of their actions and the danger they face.

Front

How does Ponyboy's perception of Darry change in this chapter?

Back

He realizes that Darry cares for him deeply.

Front

What role does Johnny play in the events of Chapter 6?

Back

He shows bravery by saving the children and expressing his desire to turn himself in.

Front

What does the fire represent in the context of the story?

Back

It represents loss, danger, and the impact of choices.

Front

How do Ponyboy and Johnny's actions reflect their character development?

Back

They demonstrate growth by taking responsibility and showing courage.