1. Holden's concern for the girls' futures further demonstrates which of the following? A. His sexist views
B. His reluctance to age and enter into adulthood
C. His disagreement with monogamous relationships
D. His interest in Jane

2. What point does Holden’s anecdote about Harris Macklin illustrate?
A. People should never reveal their true opinions of each other.
B. Every person has at least one redeeming quality.
C. It is impossible to become friends with a roommate.
D. Even the most being people can do something interesting.
E. Guys who are boring almost never get married.

3. Which of the following best shows the insincerity of Sally’s statement, “Oh darling, I love you, too?”
A. The hinted condescension in the word “darling.”
B. Holden’s criticism of the statement in his narrative.
C. The juxtaposition of this phrase to another.
D. The characterization of Sally as a phony.
E. The unromantic setting in which this line is spoken.

4. The Lunts are characterized as being
A. pompous
B. careless
C. untalented
D. taciturn
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