The Great Gatsby - Chapter 4 Quiz

In the last paragraph on pg. 70, why did the author choose to use the word "gonnegtion?"

• To show how sophisticated Mr. Wolfsheim is and to reinforce his proper upbringing.

• To show how Mr. Wolfsheim is not formally educated and how he once again mispronounced a word.

• To give Nick another reason to correct him, so Nick could show his proper upbringing.

• To show how Gatsby chose the most upstanding people to associate with on a daily basis.

Why did the author include a list Nick kept of the names of the people who attended Gatsby's parties?

• To include unnecessary details which would confuse the reader.

• To let the reader know that every single person to live in East and West Eggs attended Gatsby's parties.

• To allow Nick to have a more accurate record when he told his version of the story relating to those who attended Gatsby's parties.

• To demonstrate that Nick had a memory problem and how he tended to present false information.

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How do Gatsby's actions on pg. 65 concerning San Francisco and his actions on pg. 67 with the piece of metal and photograph affect Nick's internal conflict?

• Nick is torn between believing him and thinking he is lying.

• Nick has become jealous because he didn't receive honors like him while in the military.

• Nick is debating about how he will tell Gatsby's life story.

• Nick is unimpressed and wanted to get away from Gatsby.

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What can the reader infer as to why Gatsby, an average person, would carry around his metal?

• He was extremely proud of his accomplishments.

• He was always taught to keep it near him.

• He was afraid someone would steal it from his home especially someone at one of his parties.

• He needed to use it as a ploy to help people to believe his life story.

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For Nick, the Queensboro Bridge in paragraph 7 on pg. 68 symbolizes -

• death and destruction

• endless possibilities

• humility

• vitality

San Francisco is located in what region of the United States?

• Midwest

• Northeast

• South

• West

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After Nick interacts with Wolfsheim, what can the reader infer about Nick's character?

• unappreciative

• respectful

• inattentive

• humiliated

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The mood on pg. 68 when he got pulled over can best be described as -

• speculative

• reverent

• introspective

• reassuring

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On pg. 62, the author uses the line, "...a whole clan named Blackbuck, who always gathered in a corner and flipped up their noses like goats at whosoever came near." to emphasize how -

• those from West Egg thought they were more superior to everyone else.

• the Blackbuck clan was very particular about their hygiene and wanted to make sure they were fresh.

• those from East Egg thought they were more superior to everyone else.

• much they enjoyed the aroma of the food that was available at the parties.

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At the beginning of chapter 4, the author provided a detailed description of Gatsby's car. What does the description of the car reveal about Gatsby?

• He lives up to what people say that he spends his money in the most responsible manner.

• He lives up to what people say about those who live in West Egg which is they are gaudy individuals who are not cultured enough to be rich.

• He is reserved and doesn't want to stand out from the others and he shows this in his actions and what he chooses to wear, drive, and live

• He lives up to what people say about those from West Egg that they are reserved individuals because they have always had money and choose classical things to spend it on.

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