Chapter 6-7
What color ink is the poems on Allie’s baseball glove written in?
Green ink
How did Holden get to the station?
Walked because it was too late at night to get a cab
While at the Edmont Hotel, Holden feels like this is the worst thing he has ever experienced.
The sight of the perverts in the hotel..
This word refers to a dishonest or deceitful person, which Holden calls himself at times.
Liar.
This young woman works as a prostitute and is sent to Holden's room by Maurice?
Sunny
Why does Holden have trouble falling asleep?
He keeps envisioning the image of Jane fooling around with Stratlader.
Holden checks into this hotel after leaving Pencey Prep?
Edmont Hotel.
How does Holden describe his sister?
She has bright red hair and is unusually intelligent for her age.
This word describes someone or something that is elegant or refined, which Holden critiques about certain people he encounters.
Sophisticated
This elevator operator at the Edmont Hotel also works as a pimp?
Maurice.
Why does Holden get into a physical fight with this roommate over a date with Jane?
Stratlader refuses to spare him any details.
Holden considers calling several people from the phone booth at Penn Station, but he doesn't because of this reason?
He doesn't have anyone to call. Not in the mood.
What movie does Holden remember going to with his sister?
Hitchcock's "The Steps."
Holden describes people in New York as being full of this, a feeling of dissatisfaction or unease.
Alienation
Holden lies about his age and tries to order a drink here, where he meets three women from Seattle?
Lavendar room.
After the fight, Holden looks at himself in the mirror and does this, symbolizing his emotional instability?
Pretends he’s been shot in the gut and staggers around.
What did Holden say about Ernest?(three)
- that he is good at adapting
- that he's very popular
- that he was too modest to run for class elections so Harry Fencer got elected instead of him
This is Holden’s mood throughout Chapter 10, reflecting his feelings about the world and his place in it.
Lonely and disillusioned.
Holden uses this term to describe something that is excessive or too much, especially when referring to people’s behavior or social expectations.
Overbearing.
Holden dances with this blonde woman in the Lavender Room, who he thinks is a terrible conversationalist?
Bernice.
What does Holden yell as he heads into the hallway?
"Sleep tight, ya morons!"
Holden’s emotional state becomes even more fragile after seeing these images through his hotel room window, which disturb him deeply.
Sexual scenes or acts of voyeurism.
Who said the follow quote- “I’m the most terrific liar you ever saw in your life. It’s awful. If I’m on my way to the store to buy a magazine, even, I’m liable to say I’m going to the opera.”
Holden Caulfield.
Holden uses this word to describe someone who is overly proper or excessively concerned with formalities.
Bourgeois.
These two types of people Holden observes at the Edmont Hotel make him feel both fascinated and depressed?
Perverts and voyeurs?