The Great Gatsby

For Gatsby, the green light is a symbol for

• Daisy's hopes and dreams

• Gatsby's hopes and dreams

• the wealth of the residents of the East Egg

• the poverty of his upbringing

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Where does Gatsby's reunion with Daisy take place?

• By the pool

• At Nick's house

• at the golf tournament

• at the second Gatsby party that Nick attends

From where does Gatsby recognize Nick?

• Nick was an undergraduate at Oxford during the

  months Gatsby studied there

• Nick works at the bond house where Gatsby’s

  stolen securities were taken from

• Nick and Gatsby fought in the same battle in

  World War I

• Gatsby has seen his next-door neighbor around,

  but assumed Nick was one of his own servants

Wolfsheim’s cufflinks are made of

• shark teeth

• human teeth

• pure gold

• wolf fangs

Nick boasts of being tolerant and

• romantic

• generous

• honest

• smart

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Michaelis was

• Italian

• Greek

• Spanish

• Hungarian

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Tom Buchanan investigates Gatsby’s business

dealings

• because the two men plan to buy land together

• because Tom has been falsely accused of fraud

• to destroy Gatsby as a rival for Daisy’s attention

• to prove that Tom is a man of high principles

Daisy is from

• Louisville

• Lexington

• Chicago

• New York

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Jordan Baker

• dislikes Nick throughout the entire story

• knows Meyer Wolfsheim through her bookie

• is a childhood friend of Daisy's

• is married to a nameless man

Gatsby's real name is

• John Gatz

• Jack Gatz

• James Gatz

• Robert Gatz