Outsiders Chapter 5 Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What book did Ponyboy read that helped pass time at the church?

1984

To Kill a Mockingbird

Gone with the Wind (correct)

The Catcher in the Rye

What is peroxide used for in the story?

They used it to bleach their hair and disguise themselves.

What does 'Nothing can stay gold' refer to?

A poem by Robert Frost that meant a lot to Ponyboy.

What does a long low whistle signify?

The Greasers' code for 'Who's there?' Signup and view all the answers

Where do the cops think Ponyboy and Johnny are?

Texas Signup and view all the answers

Where did Dally take Ponyboy and Johnny?

Dairy Queen Signup and view all the answers

Why is Dally considered gallant?

He took the blame for Two-Bit's actions. Signup and view all the answers

What are Soda's feelings towards Ponyboy as mentioned in the poem?

Soda feels bad about Darry hitting him and is surprised that Johnny would kill someone. Signup and view all the answers

What does Dally mean by 'Don't worry, it ain't loaded'?

Dally Winston is not scared of another fight. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Flashcard Definitions and Themes

"Gone with the Wind" is a novel read by Ponyboy, providing entertainment during his time in hiding at the church.
Peroxide is used by the greasers to bleach their hair, aiding in their disguise.
"Nothing can stay gold," a significant poem by Robert Frost, resonates deeply with Ponyboy, symbolizing fleeting youth and innocence.
The long low whistle serves as a code among the greasers to signal their presence or alert others.
The authorities suspect that Ponyboy and Johnny are hiding out in Texas, reflecting the tension of their situation.
The Dairy Queen is a location where Dally took Ponyboy and Johnny, serving as a brief escape and a place for camaraderie.
Dally is characterized as gallant for taking the blame for Two-Bit's actions, highlighting loyalty within the greaser group.
Soda expresses concern over Darry's reaction that caused Ponyboy to run away, revealing the complicated emotions surrounding their family dynamics; he is shocked by Johnny’s involvement in a killing.
Dally's statement “Don't worry it ain't loaded” demonstrates his bravado at the Dairy Queen, indicating his nonchalance towards violence and confrontation.

Description

Test your knowledge with flashcards focusing on key terms and concepts from Chapter 5 of 'The Outsiders'. Each card features a word and its significance in the story, helping to deepen your understanding of the characters and their experiences. Perfect for quick revision and enhancing your vocabulary related to the novel.