The Great Gatsby Chapter 3 Review

For what was Gatsby famous?

• his lavish, out of control parties

• his amazing automobile collection

• his ability to break the law and get away with it

• his lies and how well he could twist the truth

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Why is Nick at one of Gatsby's parties?

• he was invited by special invitation

• he wandered over one night

• Gatsby came to his door to introduce himself and invite him

• Gatsby recognized him at the local pharmacy

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What did Gatsby and Nick Carraway have in common?

• they both served in the war

• they both enjoyed fast cars

• they were both in the bonds business

• they lived next door to one another

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What does Nick Carraway consider his greatest virtue?

• his honesty

• his intelligence

• his good looks

• his physique

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What rumors circulate at the party concerning Gatsby? (Choose all that apply)

• he killed a man

• he was a German spy

• he went to Oxford

• he threw parties to meet women

• he was actually a famous actor

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What does Nick vaguely remember about Jordan's first golf tournament?

• she was accused of cheating

• she won by six strokes

• she lost by a good margin

• she got in a fight with her caddy

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In what way does the party at Gatsby's deteriorate as time goes on?

• people go from having fun to fighting

• people leave quickly and the place gets lonely

• Nick and Gatsby stay up late talking about the war

• everyone leaves to go look at the car accident

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What was the depth of relationships established at Gatsby’s parties?

• very shallow, no one knows anyone else

• deep, people are very well connected

• like family, everyone has known everyone for a long time, except Nick

• cheap, people don't want to pay for anything

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What is the women at the piano doing besides singing?

• crying

• laughing

• fighting with her boyfriend

• screaming

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