What reason does Fitzgerald give for Gatsby’s death?
He “paid a high price for living too long w/ a single dream”
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haughtiness
hauteur
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As a boy, Gatsby had made resolutions for self improvement.
True
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Complete the analogy: Gatsby loves Daisy like
none of these
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What ultimately killed Gatsby?
romantic commitments
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Nick decided to go to California and try to forget the summer of 1922
False
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Why doesn’t Gatsby leave West Egg after Nick tells him the authorities know he was in the car accident?
He wants to protect Daisy and see what she will do.
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Gatsby was killed when he was…
in the swimming pool
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Who does Wilson think is his wife’s lover?
Jordan
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Gatsby really lost Daisy when Tom identified him as a…
bootlegger
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deceitfully alluring
meretricious
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When Gatsby & Nick visit Buchanan’s for lunch, Gatsby is upset at the appearance of…
Pammy
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The showdown between Tom & Gatsby occurred…
in a hotel
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Mr. Gatz showed Nick…
an old personal schedule of Gatsby’s
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What symbol at the end of the book contradicts Gatsby’s fervent belief that no one can escape his origins and rewrite his past?
“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne ceaselessly into the past.”
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Who is the most cynical in the novel?
Jordan
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denoting ownership
proprietary
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“What I called about was a pair of shoes I left there, I wonder of it’s too much trouble to have the butler send them out.“
Klipspringer
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“Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone” he told me “just remember they haven’t had the advantages that you had.”
Nick Carraway
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lived and died for a dream or an illusion
Jay Gatsby
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Daisy’s most attractive asset was her…
voice
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“You can’t fool God…God sees everything.”
George Wilson
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There are many life parallels between Nick Carraway and F. Scott Fitzgerald
True
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The drunk in Gatsby’s library
Owl Eyes
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The child who physically represents the shattering of Gatsby’s illusion
Pammy Buchanan
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Klipspringer called to find out of he had left his tennis racket behind
False
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At the end of the novel, Nick decides to move to…
the Midwest
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Desperate to improve his/her social class and jealous of Daisy
Myrtle Wilson
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Why does Nick say, “You’re worth the whole damn bunch put together”?
He admires Gatsby’s vast bravery, honor, and above all optimism and faith in the American Dream.
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“Jimmy was bound to get ahead. He always had some resolve like this or something. Do you notice what he's got about improving his mind? He was always great for that.”
Henry Gatz
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Who in this novel does not have an affair?
Catherine
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unexplained
ineffable
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Wolfshiem said that he could not get mixed up in Gatsby’s death
True
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What does Gatsby want from his relationship w/ Daisy?
He is satisfied only if Daisy renounces any feelings for Tom and say that she had never loved Tom.
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“I was in the drug business and then I was in the oil business. But I’m not in either one now.”
Jay Gatsby
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What does Gatsby say Daisy’s voice sounds like?
money
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Which is NOT a rumor abt Gatsby?
He is a bootlegger.
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Henry Gatz was a close friend of Nick’s and helped him w/ the funeral.
False
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Requests that his shoes be mailed to him upon hearing of Gatsby’s death.
Klipspringer
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personal satire made public
pasquinade
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Nick refused to go into Tom’s house after Myrtle was killed because…
He wanted nothing more to do w/ Daisy, Tom, & Jordan.
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Because of his father’s advice, Nick was inclined to…
receive judgement
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What does Tom accuse Gatsby of?
illegal activities
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Why does Gatsby fire all his servants and stop throwing parties?
He’s been reunited w/ Daisy; having an affair; and doesn’t want people to talk
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Which of these lines best explain the error in Gatsby’s thinking?
“Of course you can (repeat the past)!”
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Fitzgerald’s first name was Francis; he never used it.
True
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What concept does this novel undermine?
The American Dream
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Catherine revealed the story of Myrtle’s affair to the police.
False
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A murderer who then commits suicide
George Wilson
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“What thoroughness? What realism! Knew when to stop too, didn’t cut the pages . But what do you want? What do you expect?”
Owl Eyes
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Prefers the morals and principles of Midwestern society
Nick Carraway
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The Great Gatsby was published
1925
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“Self-control, I supposed that latest thing is to sit back and let Mr.Nobody from Nowhere make love to your wife. Well, if that’s the idea you can count me out.”
Tom Buchanan
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The notoriously dishonest person
Jordan Baker
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A red light shines across the bay
False
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Fixed the 1919 World Series
Meyer Wolfsheim
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Why is Daisy’s daughter a symbol?
She is a symbol of the time passing and things changing.
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Catherine said that Tom couldn’t divorce Daisy because she…
was Catholic
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“He wants to know…if you’ll invite Daisy to your house some afternoon and then let him come over. And Daisy ought to have something in her life.”
Jordan Baker
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What is the significance of Nick realizing that “Today is his 30th birthday”.
Makes an allusion between the end of the blissful twenties and the end of the blissful ignorance of the truth of Gatsby, Daisy, and Tom.
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A poor farmer from North Dakota
Henry Gatz
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trace
vestige
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What did Tom buy for Myrtle?
a dog
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talkative
garrulous
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How many children does Daisy have?
one
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What does Tom see as cause for apocalypse?
interracial marriage
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What is Wilson’s profession?
mechanic
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“I told that boy about the ice…these people! You have to keep them all the time.”
Myrtle Wilson
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Which of these is true about Gatsby’s past?
He fought in the war.
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Who was driving the car that killed Myrtle Wilson?
Daisy
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“Take 'em downstairs and give ‘em back to whoever the belong to. Tell ‘em (I’ve) changed my mind.”
Daisy
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Nick refused to drink at Tom’s apartment and just watched everyone else get drunk.
False
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What does Myrtle do for a living?
housewife
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Why is Tom angry at lunch?
He finds out Daisy is having an affair w/ Gatsby, someone Tom thinks is low-class.
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Daisy was able to slip away and attend the funeral.
False
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Nick hoped to make a business connection w/ Mr. Wolfsheim.
False
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After the murder, Tom and Daisy…
go out of town
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hidden meaning
innuendo
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The people of Gatsby’s parties conducted themselves according to the rules of…
an amusement park
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Tom’s apartment building neighbor who attends his party.
Mr. McKee
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Who does not attend Gatsby’s funeral?
Daisy
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What does Jordan claim when Nick breaks up with her?
That she is engaged to someone else
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On the night before her wedding Daisy…
got drunk
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Nick’s moral tradition stemmed from…
the Midwest
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Myrtle dies right after…
arguing w/ her husband
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Why does Gatsby allow Daisy to drive his car?
She wants to calm her nerves after a tense lunch.
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Nick objected to shaking hands when he saw them later on.
True
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arrogant; contemptous
supercilious
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Wilson shoots Gatsby and…
himself
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The novel is set during…
Prohibition
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Employed Gatsby and gave him his singular appropriate education
Dan Cody
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The phone call from Slagle revealed to Nick a little more proof of Gatsby’s business activities.
True
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Why does Wilson want to move?
He has found out that his wife is having an affair.
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Gatsby was really from
North Dakota
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About 1/2 of Gatsby’s former party guests came to pay their respects.
False
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Racist aristocrat that values materialism and social position.
Tom Buchanan
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Explains why Myrtle and Tom are not married
Catherine
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To Wilson the eyes of T.J. Eckleberg were…
God
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The child who physically represents the shattering of Gatsby’s illusion.