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The person who bought Gatsby his first decent clothes and introduced him to a new money lifestyle

dan cody

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Before they were married, Tom gave Daisy this gift.

pearls

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The night before her wedding , Daisy was drinking and clutching this.

letter from gatsby

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When Gatsby is with Daisy in Louisville, he looks at the sidewalk and sees that it resembles a -----.

ladder

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Nick and Tom attended this school.

yale in new haven

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This character is described as supercilious for talking down to his wife, mistress, and friends.

tom buchanan

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This character says that due to his father’s advice, he tries to reserve judgment and remember that other people have not had his same opportunities.

nick carraway

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This character says s/he is “very cynical” and that the best thing a girl can be in this world is “a fool, a beautiful little fool.”

daisy buchanan

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When Nick first meets this character, she makes him privy to the secret of Tom’s affair.

jordan baker

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Nick suspects this character of something sinister after hearing rumors that he is nephew or cousin of the Kaiser.

gatsby

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Said, “Can’t repeat the past? Of course you can.”

gatsby

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Says upon receiving a compliment on her dress, “It’s just a crazy old thing,” she said. “I just slip it on sometimes when I don’t care what I look like.”

mrytle wilson

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"You said a bad driver was only safe until she met another bad driver? Well, I met another bad driver, didn't I? I mean it was careless of me to make such a wrong guess. I thought you were rather an honest, straightforward person."

jordan baker

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Said, “God sees everything.”

george wilson

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"After Gatsby's death the East was haunted for me like that, distorted beyond my eyes' power of correction." 

nick

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A symbol that urged Gatsby to pursue his dream

the green light

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A motif is a recurring element in a work of literature. In this novel, three different --- occur in first three chapters.

parties

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A dominant theme of the book is characters trying to achieve this.

american dream

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This symbolizes Gatsby’s anonymity, and is compared to an invisibility cloak.

soilder’s uniform

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This place symbolizes simplicity, family, and wholesomeness.

the midwest

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State where Gatsby grew up

north dekota

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The location of Tom and Daisy’s mansion

east egg

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The original home town of Daisy and Jordan

louisville

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The area where many of the “new money” people reside.

west egg

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The setting where George and Myrtle Wilson live.

valley of ashes

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Like many of his characters, the author was from this region in the US.

midwest

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The author was once told by an old girlfriend, “Rich girls don’t marry ----”

poor boys

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Name of Fitzgerald’s wife who inspired the southern belles of his novels.

zelda

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Time period in the US was alcohol was made illegal.

prohibition

1920’s

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Like Gatsby, Fitzgerald was known for fancy----.

clothes

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Wore cuff links made from human molars

meyer wolfsheim

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A Yale graduate and WWI veteran

nick carraway

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An optometrist from the Queens area

Dr. T.J. Eckleberg

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Man who basically lives with Gatsby, plays the piano, and asks Nick for his shoes when he hears that Gatsby has died.

Klipspringer

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Left Gatsby money in his will, but his wife managed to take it from Gatsby.

dan cody

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The HE in the following statement:

"His dream must have seemed so close that he could hardly fail to grasp it. He did not know that it was already behind him."

gatsby

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The speaker of the following line:

"It takes two to make an accident."

jordan baker

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The speaker of the following passage:

“He looked at her the way all women want to be looked at by a man.”

jordan baker

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The literary device of this passage:

“I hope she'll be a fool -- that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool.”

irony

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The speaker of this line.

“I was within and without, simultaneously enchanted and repelled by the inexhaustible variety of life.

nick

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A symbol for Gatsby failing to recognize time.

mantle clock

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This color symbolizes new money or fake gold.

yellow

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This person symbolizes the Buchanans’ marriage and the impossibility of Gatsby’s dream

Pammy Buchanan/ Daisy and Tom’s daughter

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The person is compared to a holy grail, an enchanting object one pursues for fame or immortality.

daisy

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This object from Gatsby’s father symbolizes Gatsby’s determination and goals for the future.

Gatsby’s schedule and list of resolves

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City where Gatsby lies about being from

san francisco

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The first college briefly attended by Gatsby

st. olafs

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The Valley of Ashes symbolizes and foreshadows this

death and the deaths of George and Myrtle Wilson?

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Places Tom and Daisy have lived and traveled in the last five years:

Chicago, Santa Barbara, France, and New York

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A symbol of modernism and New Money that Tom finds incompatible with Oxford University.

Gatsby’s pink suit

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What city is the Valley of Ashes in?

Queens, NY