Thursday, October 11, 2007

Catcher in the rye audio chapter 10


The Catcher in the Rye vocabulary Chapters 6-10:

linoleum,

hospitality,

fiend,

corridor,

Canasta,

janitor,

conscientious,

phony,

lagoon,

incognito,

brassiere,

burlesque,

psychic,

brassy,

intoxicating,

Chapter 10

We listened to chapter 10 audio and worked in groups in explaining what happened.
I gave you some allusions for chapter 10 and a word search for the vocabulary.

HOMEWORK:
-read chapter 11
-do chapter 10 Qs
-review for chapters 6-10 Quiz and vocab.


Quiz period 2 Friday!!!


Chapter Ten:
Holden describes more about his family in this chapter. His sister Phoebe is the smartest little kid that he has ever met, and Holden himself is the only dumb one. Phoebe reminds Holden of Allie in physical appearance, but she is very emotional. She writes books about Hazle Weatherfield, a girl detective. Holden goes down to the Lavender Room, a nightclub in the hotel. The band there is putrid and the people are mostly old. When he attempts to order a drink, the waiter asks for identification, but since he does not have proof of his age, he begs the waiter to put rum in his Coke. Holden "gives the eye" to three women at another table, in particular a blonde one. He asks the blonde one to dance, and Holden judges her to be an excellent dancer, but a moron. Holden is offended when the woman, Bernice Krebs, asks his age and when he uses profanity in front of her. He tells these women, who are visiting from Seattle, that his name is Jim Steele. Since they keep mentioning how they saw Peter Lorre that day, Holden claims that he just saw Gary Cooper, who just left the Lavender Room. Holden thinks that the women are sad for wanting to go to the first show at Radio City Music Hall.