Holden Caulfield's Observations and Opinions

Holden Caulfield reflects on his morning thoughts about nuns and charity, searches for a rare record for his sister Phoebe, and observes the bustling crowds on Broadway. He then visits the park and reminisces about his childhood visits to the Museum of Natural History, highlighting his feelings of nostalgia and melancholy.

What does Holden think about the nuns he met?

• They are too focused on money.

• They are genuinely charitable.

• They are not sincere.

• They are too strict.

How does Holden view his mother's approach to charity?

• She is very casual about it.

• She is always well-dressed for it.

• She dislikes doing charity work.

• She is indifferent to charity.

Why does Holden admire the nuns?

• They are famous.

• They are wealthy.

• They are very talkative.

• They never go to fancy places.

What record is Holden searching for Phoebe?

• Jailhouse Rock

• Little Shirley Beans

• Rock Around the Clock

• Blue Suede Shoes

What song is the child singing on the street?

• If a Body Catch a Body

• Old MacDonald Had a Farm

• Mary Had a Little Lamb

• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

What does Holden dislike about people going to the movies?

• They are too quiet.

• They dress poorly.

• They are too eager.

• They are too loud.

How much does Holden pay for the 'Little Shirley Beans' record?

• $4

• $3

• $5

• $6

Why does Holden hang up when he calls Jane?

• Jane is not home.

• Her mother answers.

• He forgets what to say.

• The line is busy.

What is Holden's opinion on actors?

• They never act like real people.

• They are too humble.

• They are very genuine.

• They are always entertaining.

Where does Holden go after getting the theater tickets?

• To a bookstore

• To a friend's house

• To the park

• To a restaurant