Holden Caulfield's Relationships and Reflections

The video covers chapters 16 to 18 of 'The Catcher in the Rye'. In chapter 16, Holden buys a record for his sister Phoebe and reflects on the innocence of a singing boy. He visits the Natural History Museum, appreciating its unchanging nature. Chapter 17 details Holden's date with Sally, where he impulsively suggests they escape society, leading to conflict. In chapter 18, Holden reflects on Jane, his loneliness, and his brother DB's war experiences, highlighting his disdain for conformity.

What does Holden buy for Phoebe that he thinks she will enjoy?

• A hat

• A book

• A record

• A toy

What does the boy's singing remind Holden of?

• A school play

• The innocence of youth

• His childhood

• A famous singer

Why does Holden appreciate the Natural History Museum?

• It reminds him of his family

• Everything stays the same

• It is always changing

• It is full of exciting exhibits

What is Sally's main interest during her date with Holden?

• The food at the restaurant

• Holden's stories

• Her appearance

• The play they watch

What does Holden propose to Sally during their date?

• To watch another play

• To run away together

• To go ice skating

• To visit his family

How does Sally react to Holden's proposal to leave New York?

• She is offended

• She is excited

• She agrees immediately

• She is confused

Who does Holden think about calling after his date with Sally?

• Phoebe

• Carl Luce

• Jane

• His brother DB

What does Holden do to pass time before meeting Carl Luce?

• Takes a nap

• Visits a museum

• Goes to a movie

• Reads a book

What does Holden think about the show at Radio City Music Hall?

• He thinks it's superficial

• He is indifferent

• He finds it entertaining

• He loves the music

What does Holden reflect on regarding his brother DB's experience in the war?

• DB enjoyed the war

• DB never talked about the war

• DB was a war hero

• DB hated the army more than the war