Holden's Journey and Encounters

The transcript describes a journey to the train station in cold weather, reflections on train rides, and an encounter with Mrs. Morrow on the train. The protagonist engages in a conversation with her, discussing her son and school, while fabricating stories about himself. The interaction ends with Mrs. Morrow's departure.

What was the main reason Holden decided to walk to the station?

• He wanted to exercise.

• It was too late to call for a cab.

• He was avoiding someone.

• He wanted to enjoy the cold weather.

What did Holden do while waiting for the train?

• Read a book.

• Bought a coffee.

• Talked to a stranger.

• Washed his face with snow.

Why did the woman sit next to Holden on the train?

• She recognized him.

• She had a large bag.

• She wanted to talk to him.

• The train was crowded.

What did the woman notice about Holden's luggage?

• It was new.

• It had a sticker from Pencey Prep.

• It was very heavy.

• It was missing a handle.

How did Holden describe Ernest to his mother?

• As a sports enthusiast.

• As a brilliant student.

• As a troublemaker.

• As a shy and modest boy.

What false reason did Holden give for leaving school early?

• He was going on vacation.

• He needed an operation.

• He had a family emergency.

• He was expelled.

What did the woman invite Holden to do during the summer?

• Visit her family in Massachusetts.

• Join them for a beach party.

• Attend a tennis tournament.

• Go on a fishing trip.