The main theme of this book is that fighting is not the answer. Multiple times in the book the Socs and the Greasers have many disagreements the only way they stop these disagreements is by fighting and through on the book when ever hey fight it just get worse and worse. But if they talk it out I think that they can resolve their problems.

I think that that pony boy would not join on the Vancouver riot. One reason is that multiple times in the book pony boy would always try to avoid getting in trouble. Also pony boy got pushed around and beat up by the Socs so I think that Ponyboy would be to scared to join the riot. I think that pony boy would join the riot if all the other greasers were there because I think he would join it to fight in with the rest of the greasers and also he would get peer pressured by the other greasers. 

I think this photo represents the outsiders in multiple ways. The photo is of two people talking to each other. They way this is related to the outsiders is because the docs and the greasers have multiple disagreements the only way they try to solve these problems is by fighting all the time I think think that the best way to solve something is to talk it out to each other.

Do think pony boy has a crush on Cherry if so how can you tell? 
Yes because it says "Ponyboy shakes his hand nervously while talking to Cherry" and you only get nervous around girls if you have a crush on them.

What are the conflicts in the story?
Character vs Character and Character vs self

How can these problems be solved
If the Socs and the greasers settled their differences