Chapter 4: When did Gatsby first meet Daisy Buchanan?
during the war in Louisville
Chapter 4: What did Gatsby discuss with Nick during their drive to New York for lunch?
Gatsby’s life
Chapter 4: Which two items does Gatsby show Nick when they ride together in Gatsby’s car?
a medal from Montenegro and a picture of Gatsby playing cricket at Oxford
Chapter 4: What does Mr. Wolfsheim tell Nick about Gatsby?
Gatsby was the kind of man to take home to meet your mother and sister.
Chapter 4: How do Meyer Wolfsheim's cufflinks, which he calls the “finest specimen of human molars,” add to his characterization?
by making him seem dangerous
Chapter 4: Why, according to Jordan, did Gatsby buy his current home?
so that he would be near Daisy.
Chapter 4: At lunch, Nick and Gatsby joined Mr. Wolfsheim. According to Gatsby, what is Mr. Wolfsheim well known for?
fixing the 1919 World Series
Chapter 5: Who is Klipspringer?
He is the "boarder" who always seems to be at Gatsby's house.
Chapter 5: What character trait is Gatsby trying to project with his "white flannel suit, silver shirt, and gold-colored tie"?
wealth
Chapter 5: What was the one thing Gatsby wanted to make sure was done prior to his meeting with Daisy?
He wanted Nick’s lawn cut.
Chapter 5: Which word best describes the meeting between Gatsby and Daisy at Nick's house?
initially awkward
Chapter 5: How long did it take Gatbsy to make the money to buy his mansion?
3 years
Chapter 5: What does this line from the book mean? "The vitality of his illusion had gone beyond Daisy-beyond everything."
He had, through his years of dreaming, made her larger-than-life.
Chapter 5: What weather element does Fitzgerald emphasize in Chapter 5 by mentioning it several times?
Rain showers.
Chapter 5: Daisy starts to cry when she
Sees all of Gatsby's beautiful shirts.