Chapter 5 Notes 

• they always ate steak on saturday nights so when their parents asked what they were eating they would say steak so it seemed like they were eating full healthy meals.

•  many of the kids didn't eat the food the only kids that actually ate the food were the younger

kids who didn't know better or guys like ackley that ate everything

• holden wrote stradlater's composition about old Alli's baseball mitt.

CHAPTER 6

• stradlater got mad at holden becauase he found out holden wrote his composition about a baseball mitt.

THE CATCHER IN THE RYE (NOTES)

                               

 

• HOLDEN SEEMS LIKE THE KID TEACHERS USUALLY GIVE UP ON, AND LOOSE ALL HOPE FOR.
• HE DOES CARE AND ACTUALLY HAVE A HEART
• HOLDEN EXPLAINS THAT THE SCHOOL HE GOES TO IS FOR RICH KIDS , HE ALSO EXPLAINS THE KIDS THAT GO THERE ARE THIEVES.
•  HOLDEN HAS AN OLDER BROTHER (DB)
• DB IS A HOLLYWOOD SCREEN WRITER WHO DRIVES A JAGUAR
• HOLDEN IS VERY UNSURE OF HIMSELF AND THE THINGS HE DOES
• HE DOESNT LIKE WEAKNESS OR VULNERABILITY
• HOLDEN FEELS LIKE HE ACTS YOUNGER THAN HIS AGE BUT WHEN HE IS MATURE NO ONE EVER NOTICES HIM OR THE THINGS HE DOES
• HOLDEN GOT KICKED OUT OF HIS HOUSE
• MR.SPENCER IS HIS OLD HISTORY TEACHER
• HOLDEN WENT TO VISIT MR. SPENCER
• HOLDEN THINKS HIS OLDER BROTHER IS A SCAM ARTIST
• HE ALSO THINKS HIS BROTHER IS A HYPOCRYTE
• HE WAS FRIENDS WITH SELMA THURMUR SHE WAS THE HEADMASTERS DAUGHTER SHE WASNT THE "PRETTY" TYPE 

Jiu-jitsu

In jiu-jitsu it doesn't matter how much you weigh, or how tall you are, let alone even how old you are . what really matters is how you present your self, the moment you step on that mat. whether you choose to lose the battle but win the war. yeah the training can be hard at times but you test yourself by competing with others. the sports not about who's the stronger person its all about skill and leverage, having a good mindset and never backing down most importantly having fun.

vocabulary list #4

      Vocabulary list #4

 

 

1)jeopardy- hazardous, risk of exposure, harm, death injury

EX: for a moment his life was in jeopardy.

 

2)Tepid-moderately warm; lukewarm

EX: " Luke warm applause"

 

3)Holocaust-a great or complete devastation or destruction, especially by fire

EX: Hitler created the Holocaust.

 

4) Adroit-expert or nimble in the use of the hands or body

EX:an adroit debater

 

5)   Belligerent-warlike; given to waging war.

EX:a belligerent tone.