The Great Gatsby chapters 4 and 5

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.

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.

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

• death and destruction

• endless possibilities

• humility

• vitality

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

• unappreciative

• respectful

• inattentive

• humiliated

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.

Who was Mr. Wolfsheim?

• Spy

• Dentist

• Actor

• Gambler

What did Tom gift Daisy?

• A diamond ring

• A string of pearls

• Ruby earrings

• A silk dress

Why did Gatsby buy a house opposite of Daisy's?

• He missed her

• It was a coincidence

• To stare at her

• Just so she could be across from him

How long did Gatsby wait to meet Daisy?

• Five years

• Eight years

• Ten years

• Six years

Who said, “I’m going to tell you something about my life. I don’t want you to get the wrong idea of me from all these stories you hear.”

• Gatsby
• Nick
• Wolfsheim
• Jordan
• Daisy