Phoebe's Character and Reactions

In Chapter 21 of 'The Catcher in the Rye', Holden Caulfield returns home and sneaks into his apartment to avoid his parents. He visits his sister Phoebe's room, reflects on her neatness, and examines her schoolwork. They have a heartfelt conversation where Phoebe expresses concern about Holden's expulsion from school. The chapter highlights Holden's affection for Phoebe and his struggles with his own issues.

What is the protagonist's main concern upon returning home?

• Finding his sister Phoebe

• Avoiding his parents

• Getting some rest

• Eating dinner

How does the protagonist manage to avoid suspicion from the new elevator boy?

• By pretending to be in a hurry

• By wearing a disguise

• By bribing him

• By taking the stairs

What unique feature does the protagonist notice about his home's foyer?

• It is very spacious

• It is brightly lit

• It has a lot of mirrors

• It has a distinct smell

Why does Phoebe prefer to sleep in DB's room?

• It has a television

• It has a better view

• It is closer to the kitchen

• It is the biggest room

What subject is Phoebe particularly good at?

• History

• Spelling

• Mathematics

• Geography

What role does Phoebe play in her school pageant?

• George Washington

• Benedict Arnold

• Abraham Lincoln

• Thomas Jefferson

What is the theme of the movie Phoebe watched?

• A doctor in Kentucky

• A detective in New York

• A teacher in California

• A soldier in Texas

What is Phoebe's reaction to the protagonist's expulsion?

• She is amused

• She is upset

• She is supportive

• She is indifferent