The Catcher in the Rye Chapter 25-26

What angers Holden when he visits Phoebe's school?

• Graffiti about him

• A curse word written on the wall

• A love letter

• A drawing of Phoebe

How does Holden feel about the question of whether he will apply himself in school?

• Confident

• Uncertain

• Excited

• Apathetic

How does Holden feel when he watches Phoebe on the carousel?

• Confused and disoriented

• Angry and resentful

• Happy and content

• Sad and depressed

Where is Holden at the beginning of Chapter 26?

• At his parents' home

• In a rest home

• Traveling with Phoebe

• At school

What does Holden imply about the nature of life and storytelling with his final thoughts?

• Life is straightforward and predictable

• Talking about life makes it seem more meaningful

• Life and storytelling create a sense of nostalgia and longing

• Stories help people move on from their past

Why does Holden feel compelled to leave New York City?

• To find Jane Gallagher

• To visit his parents

• To move out West

• To join the army

What is significant about Holden mentioning that he will start school again once he gets out?

• It shows his acceptance of reality

• It indicates his hope for a fresh start

• It signifies his complete recovery

• It highlights his reluctance to change

What sudden fear overcomes Holden while walking down Fifth Avenue?

• Falling into a black hole

• Descending forever into the street

• Drowning in quicksand

• Walking into an abyss

What makes Holden feel even more depressed while at Grand Central Station?

• He misses Phoebe

• He regrets reacting to Mr. Antolini's touch

• He lost all his money

• He is lost in the city

How does Holden's decision not to tell Phoebe to be careful on the carousel reflect his evolving perspective on growing up?

• It shows his negligence.

• It indicates his acceptance that he cannot shield her from every danger.

• It reveals his disinterest in her well-being.

• It highlights his belief in constant supervision.