Holden Caulfield's Concerns and Opinions

Holden Caulfield wakes up feeling hungry and reflects on his morning routine. He decides to call Sally Hayes and arranges a date for a matinee. After packing and leaving the hotel, he heads to Grand Central Station. There, he has breakfast and engages in a conversation with two nuns, discussing literature and making a donation.

Why does Holden decide not to order breakfast to his room?

• He is afraid Maurice might deliver it.

• He is not hungry.

• He prefers to eat out.

• He doesn't have money.

Who does Holden initially think of calling before deciding on Sally?

• His mother

• Jane Gallagher

• Phoebe

• Mr. Spencer

What is Holden's opinion about Sally Hayes?

• He finds her very intelligent.

• He wants to marry her.

• He is madly in love with her.

• He thinks she is good-looking but annoying.

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

• Grand Central Station

• Another hotel

• His home

• Central Park

What does Holden have for breakfast at the sandwich bar?

• Pancakes and syrup

• Just coffee

• Orange juice, bacon, eggs, toast, and coffee

• A Swiss cheese sandwich

What bothers Holden about the nuns' suitcases?

• They are cheap-looking.

• They are too big.

• They are not genuine leather.

• They are too heavy.

Which character from 'Romeo and Juliet' does Holden feel more sympathy for?

• Mercutio

• Romeo

• Juliet

• Tybalt

What is Holden's concern when talking to the nuns?

• That they will judge his breakfast choice.

• That they will ask him to join their convent.

• That they will ask him for more money.

• That they will try to find out if he is Catholic.