Great Gatsby Ch (4,5,6)

How did Daisy originally know Gatsby?

• He was a friend of Daisy's childhood boyfriend.

• He was her next door neighbor.

• He was a lieutenant from Camp Taylor.

• She had never met him before.

Which literary device does Fitzgerald use when Jordan tells Nick about Daisy?

• Allusion

• Flashback

• Foreshadowing

• Idiom

What did Tom give Daisy as their wedding present?

• An Airedale puppy

• A mansion in East Egg

• Four private cars

• A pearl necklace

What was Daisy clutching in her hand that was "coming to pieces like snow" after her bridesmaids got her into a cold bath?

• Her wedding dress

• Her veil

• Her pearl necklace

• A letter

What did Tom's car crash in Santa Barbara reveal?

• He wasn't rich like Daisy believed.

• He didn't have a license.

• He was having an affair.

• He was trying to divorce Daisy.

Why did Gatsby move to West Egg?

• To hold convivial parties

• To start a new life after the war.

• To begin work in the bond business.

• To live in the house across from Daisy.

What did Gatsby want Jordan to talk to Nick about?

• Inviting Daisy over so that Gatsby could see her

• Asking if Jordan thought Daisy would divorce Tom

• Inviting Daisy to a party at Gatsby's house

• Asking Daisy if she regretted marrying Tom

When Nick returns to West Egg after his trip into the city, what is unusual about Gatsby's house?

• It's lit up from tower to cellar.

• It is full of party guests but everyone is very quiet.

• It is decorated with streamers and confetti.

• It's being painted white.

What does Gatsby almost break during the first nervous moments of being reunited with Daisy?

• The arm of the chair

• Nick's china tea cup

• The mantlepiece clock

• An ornament on the mantlepiece

What can the reader infer as to why Fitzgerald would use a paradox in the following statement?

I tried to go then, but they wouldn't hear of it; perhaps my presence made them feel more satisfactorily alone. (Pg. 94)

• To show the reader that Nick is the main character and he is to be in each scene.

• To show the reader that Nick brought about comic relief to the story whenever Daisy and Gatsby were together.

• To show the reader that Nick felt less guilty as long as he was there with Daisy and Gatsby.

• To show the reader that Daisy and Gatsby used Nick's presence as a way to keep them from feeling guilty.

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