(1) What Is Stradlater Doing While Caulfield Talks with Him?

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(1) What is Stradlater doing while Caulfield talks with him?

(2) What observation is made about Stradlater and his shaving?

(3) What kind of label is put on Stradlater because he is handsome?

(4) What does Stradlater want Caulfield to write for him?

(5) Why is Stradlater's writing request ironic to Caulfield?

(6) What request does Stradlater make of Caulfield in the writing he wants him to do?

(7) What subject does Caulfield seem to be very good at?

(8) What wrestling hold does Caulfield put on Stradlater?

(9) With whom does Stradlater have a date?

(10) What did Caulfield and Jane use to do together when they were neighbors?

(11) What does Caulfield ask Stradlater to not tell Jane? (12) Why is Caulfield glad to see Ackley after Stradlater leave

Chapter 5 (1) What are students at Pencey served for food on Saturday nights?

(2) Why does the Saturday night food serving seem like a sham to Caulfield?

(3) Where does Caulfield plan to go with Ackley and Brossard to see a movie?

(4) What do the boys do instead of seeing a movie?

(5) Ackley tells what story to Caulfield in his room?

(6) What does Caulfield think about Ackley's story about his activities with a girl?

(7) Caulfield asks Ackley to leave his room so that he can do [what]. (8) What does Caulfield write about in the composition for Stradlater?

(9) What had happened to Allie in 1946?

(10) What did Caulfield do the night his brother died?

Chapter 6 (1) How does Stradlater react to Caulfield's composition for him?

(2) What does Caulfield do with the rejected composition?

(3) What does Caulfield do to annoy Stradlater?

(4) Where does Stradlater tell Caulfield that he spent most of the time with his date?

(5) How does Stradlater react to Caulfield's nosey inquiry about his date?

(6) What does Caulfied call Stradlater that causes him to knock him out?

(7) Caulfield goes to the bathroom to wash blood off his face and seems to enjoy [what].