The Catcher In The Rye Final Test

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Who is the narrator of the novel

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Holden Caulfield

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How did Allie die

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He had leukemia

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Who is the narrator of the novel

Holden Caulfield

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How did Allie die

He had leukemia

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True or False: Holden dislikes Ernest Morrow and describes him as a big bastard

False

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What two things describe Carl Luce's girlfriend

she is older than Carl, She is Asian

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True or False: Cavendish is one of Holden's teachers

False

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What is the significance of Stradlater's razor

It shows the beautiful, conceited Stradlater is actually a nasty slob.

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Which character is most likely to symbolize childhood innocence for Holden

Allie

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True or False: Jane Gallagher represents Holden's contempt for phonies

False

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After his fight with Stradlater, Holden claims to be what? It means he dislikes fighting

pacifist

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What is one of Holden's least favorite words

Grand

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Holden believes people mistake him for an older person because....

he has a perpetual five-o-clock shadow

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Which character does Holden actually talk to during the course of the novel

Faith Cavendish

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As the novel begins, Holden is where

recuperating in some sort of psychiatric institution

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Holden & the FENCING TEAM WERE forced to return to school early fro a trip to New York because Holden...

forgot the team's fencing equipment on the trains so the match was cancelled

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According to Holden, he knew he was happy when...

He was holding hands with Jane

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Holden claims he cannot sleep with Sunny because...

he just had a clavichord operation

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What surprises Holden about the nun

She likes Romeo and Juliet

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According to Holden, what is the "best thing" about the Museum of Natural History

"That everything always stayed right where it was."

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As Holden predicted, Sally is excited to

See the Lunt's

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Although Phoebe's real middle name is Josephine, she signs her name as...

Phoebe Weatherfield Caulfield

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Phoebe chastises Holden because in her mind he...

He smokes too many smokes

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What or who is the "Catcher in the Rye"?

Holden's dream job

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Just before he leaves her room, Phoebe gives Holden...

Her Christmas money

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Holden leaves Mr. Antolini's apartment because...

He thinks Mr. Antolini made a pass at him

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What is the setting of the story

New York 1940's

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Most likely, Holden's hunting hat symbolizes...

Holden's isolation from society

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In literary terms, this whole novel is actually a...

flashback

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What are the 2 conflicts in this novel?

Holden vs. society and Holden vs. himself

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A theme in this story is

mental instability

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What does John Lennon have to do with this novel

the man who murdered him was obsessed with Catch in the Rye and had it with him.

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What is grippe

the flu

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what kills holden about saying "glad to have met you."

the fact that people have to say this, but really don't mean it

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Is Holden a reliable narrator?

no, because he is basically a hypocrite and exaggerates

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Holden's advice to us is "don't ever tell anyone anything" because...

If you do, you start to miss them

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It is kind of ___________________ throughout the book Holden swears, but in the end he gets upset when he sees swear words written on a couple of walls

ironic

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According to Holden, when someone yells, "Good Luck", to him he feels

depressed

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At the end of the novel, the reaching for the golden ring on the carousel symbolizes...

taking chances to reach hopes and dreams

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Holden often goes off on tangents, according to one of his teachers this is called

digression

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What is the timeline of this story

it is basically time span of 3 days

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Where does the title of the novel come from

it comes from a poem by Robert Burns

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the reader infers that Holden's mother...

is very depressed as well

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What 2 words describe the author of this book

dead and reclusive

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What does Allie's baseball glove supposed to show readers

his uniqueness

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What word does NOT describe Holden

joyful

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Why has the Catcher in the Rye not been made into a movie

the author would not release the rights

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At the end of the novel Holden experiences a change in mood as he watched Phoebe

go around and around on the carousel

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The Catcher in the Rye ended up as a symbol of what

alienation and isolation

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What is one thing that Holden is really good at?

lying

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Why does Holden obsess over

saving children from adulthood

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the Catcher in the Rye is a book known to be polarizing - which means...

you either love it or hate it

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Who does Holden "hero worship"?

his younger siblings

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Dark and Depressing is the ___________________ of this book

tone

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Which is not a theme in this story

honesty

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What park does Holden hang out in New York

Central Park

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What is the writing style of this novel

informal/slang

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The Catcher in the Rye is known to be the most __________________ book in America

banned

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What does Holden tell the reader about his brother Allie and his sister Phoebe

you would like them

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What is ironic about Stradlater asking Holden to do his homework

Holden is flunking out of school

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If this room is "lousy with books" it means

there are many, many books

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From reading, we can tell that Holden's family is

rather wealthy

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The life of Holden Caulfield is quite similar to that of

JD Salinger

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Over the 3 days, Holden could be considered

suicidal

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What does Holden dislike about his brother D.B

he is a sell out

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What problem does Holden run into at the hotel in the New York City

a prostitute came to his room ( long story)