Holden Caulfield's Perspectives and Decisions

Holden Caulfield wakes up in a hotel, reflects on his morning, and decides to call Sally Hayes to arrange a date. After packing and leaving the hotel, he heads to Grand Central Station, where he has breakfast and encounters two nuns. They engage in a conversation about literature, particularly 'Romeo and Juliet'. Throughout the interactions, Holden reflects on his thoughts and feelings about people and society.

Why does Holden hesitate to call for breakfast?

• He doesn't have money.

• He is afraid Maurice might deliver it.

• He is not hungry.

• He prefers to eat out.

Who does Holden decide to call instead of Jane?

• Brossard

• Sally Hayes

• Ackley

• His mother

What does Holden think about Sally's intelligence?

• He believes she is the smartest person he knows.

• He thinks she is not as intelligent as he once thought.

• He finds her very intelligent.

• He never thought about her intelligence.

Where does Holden decide to go after checking out of the hotel?

• Grand Central Station

• His home

• Another hotel

• Central Park

What does Holden reflect on regarding his financial habits?

• He is a spendthrift and often loses money.

• He saves a lot of money.

• He is very frugal.

• He never thinks about money.

What does Holden offer to the nuns during breakfast?

• A meal

• A donation

• A ride

• A book

What is Holden's opinion on Romeo and Juliet?

• He finds it annoying at times.

• He has never read it.

• He loves the play.

• He thinks it's the best play ever.

How does Holden feel about Catholics trying to find out if he is Catholic?

• He appreciates it.

• He doesn't notice it.

• It drives him crazy.

• He finds it amusing.