Gatsby Chapter 5 Flashcard: Key Concepts

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What is Gatsby's primary motive for arranging the meeting with Daisy in Chapter 5?

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To rekindle their past romance.

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Which character experiences internal conflict about their feelings for Gatsby in Chapter 5?

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Daisy Buchanan.

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Which color is prominently used to symbolize Gatsby's hope and dreams in Chapter 5?

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Green.

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What does Gatsby's lavish display of wealth during Daisy's visit symbolize?

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His attempt to win Daisy's love.

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Which character serves as the narrator of the story?

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Nick Carraway.

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What does the green light at the end of Daisy's dock represent?

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Gatsby's unattainable dreams and hopes for the future.

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How does Gatsby's past influence his actions in Chapter 5?

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Gatsby's past relationship with Daisy drives his desire to impress her and rekindle their romance.

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What is the significance of the weather during Gatsby and Daisy's reunion?

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The weather reflects the tension and emotions of the moment, with rain initially symbolizing Gatsby's anxiety.

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How does Nick Carraway feel about Gatsby's attempts to win Daisy back?

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Nick is both supportive and critical, recognizing Gatsby's idealism but also the potential for heartbreak.

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What role does Tom Buchanan play in Chapter 5?

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Tom represents the obstacle to Gatsby's dream, embodying the social status and power that Gatsby seeks to overcome.