The Great Gatsby Chapter 5 Cheeky Quiz

At the beginning of chapter 5, where does Nick see Gatsby?

• Hiding behind Nick's house

• Walking across his lawn to Nick

• In the window of his mansion

• sitting on Nick's porch.

Why does Gatsby invite Nick to go to Coney Island, or go swimming in his pool?

• He feels like Nick is his best friend

• He is in love with Nick

• He is trying o get Nick out of his house

• He is eager to impress Nick

Why does Nick decide to leave Gatsby’s mansion?

• He has a date with Jordan.

• He feels Gatsby and Daisy have forgotten him anyway.

• He doesn’t like the songs that Klipspringer is playing.

• Gatsby makes a derogatory joke about Nick’s parents.

How does Gatsby describe Mr. Dan Cody, a man in a photo Nick sees in Gatsby's bedroom?

• He says Cody is his father

• He says Cody is his business partner

• He says Cody is an old friend

• He says Cody was a distant relative

What does Gatsby divulge that seems to contradict his earlier story about his background?

• That he knew Tom at Yale

• That he worked for three years to earn the money to buy the mansion

• That he was never in the army

• That he was born in Colorado

How does Gatsby behave while he is waiting for Daisy to arrive at Nick's house?

• He is sad, sorry that his quest to see her again is about to end.

• He is nervous and anxious

• He is confident and arrogant

• He is concerned that Tom will find out, and is worried he may be violent

How long has it been since Gatsby and Daisy have seen each other on the day of their meeting?

• Ten years

• Eight years

• Five years

• One year

What does Daisy seem most impressed by in Gatsby's house?

• His piano

• The great bar he has put up to entertain his guests

• His finely tailored shirts

• His large library

What does Gatsby reveal about the view from his house.

• That if there wasn't a mist out, he could see the green light from her bay.

• That he can look into her windows with some binoculars.

• He can see the Valley of Ashes from the Library window.

• He says "you can see all of Europe" from his bedroom window.

What is Daisy's response to Gatsby's wealth?

• She is disgusted by the size and emptiness of his house

• She doesn't even seem to notice

• She is in complete awe of his wealth

• She scolds him for not sharing his wealth more with the poor