Catcher In The Rye Chapter 5 Quiz

How old was Allie when he died?

What subject is Holden supposed to write about?

What does Holden’s story about Allie reveal?

What day of the week does Chapter 5 take place?

What physical injury did Holden suffer after Allie’s death?

What does Holden admire most about Allie?

Where do Holden and some Pencey boys go for dinner in Chapter 5?

What tone dominates Chapter 5?

What do Holden, Mal, and Ackley plan to do in town?

What emotion dominates Holden’s memory of Allie?

Who complains about Holden’s composition later?

What does the mitt symbolize for Holden?

What does Holden convince the boys to skip?

What literary device is used in Holden’s description of Allie’s mitt?

What is unique about Allie’s baseball mitt?

What errand does Holden need to do while in town?

What caused Allie’s death?

How did Holden react to Allie’s death?

What topic does Holden choose for the composition?

Why does Holden write the composition about Allie?

Who is the composition assignment for?

What emotion does Holden feel while writing about Allie?

Where do the boys eat instead of watching the movie?

What color was Allie’s hair?

What does Holden say about the food at Pencey that night?

What theme is reinforced through Holden’s memory of Allie?

Who refuses to go to the movies?

What is the overall tone of Chapter 15?

Who goes with Holden into town after dinner?

Why did Allie write poems on his glove?