Great Gatsby Chapter 7-9 Color Symbolism Quiz

What is the significance of the color yellow in chapters 7-9 of The Great Gatsby?

• Symbolizes honesty, purity, and innocence

• Represents love, passion, and romance

• Signifies power, authority, and control

• Represents wealth, luxury, and the corrupting influence of money

How has the color green transformed from Chapter 5 to Chapter 9

• The color green no longer represents hope but sadness.

• The color green went from losing it's magic in Gatsby's eyes to representing a future of possibilities

• The color green has remained a beacon of hope the entire way through the book.

• The color green represents money and wealth the entire book.

Explain the symbolism of the color white in the novel, particularly in relation to Daisy Buchanan.

• Symbolizes purity, innocence, and wealth; represents Daisy Buchanan's facade of purity and innocence

• Signifies happiness and joy; reflects Daisy Buchanan's carefree nature

• Represents darkness and evil; symbolizes Daisy Buchanan's hidden secrets

• Symbolizes anger and betrayal; represents Daisy Buchanan's true feelings

Evaluate the impact of the color symbolism on the development of Jay Gatsby's character in these chapters.

• The color symbolism reflects Gatsby's inner turmoil and his pursuit of the American Dream.

• The color symbolism is used to highlight Gatsby's success in business

• The color symbolism represents Gatsby's love for Daisy

• The color symbolism has no impact on Gatsby's character development

Analyze the use of gold and silver in chapter 9. What do these colors represent?

• Happiness and joy

• Wealth and luxury

• Anger and frustration

• Sadness and despair

Interpret the significance of the color gray in relation to the moral ambiguity of the characters.

• The color gray symbolizes moral ambiguity

• The color gray represents purity and innocence

• Gray is used to highlight the characters' clear-cut good and bad traits

• Gray signifies the characters' strong moral values

In Chapter 7, Jordan and Daisy are wearing white dresses, What does white symbolize? How does this contrast Daisy's Character

• White symbolizes hope which contrast's Daisy's character as she is hopeless.

• White symbolizes purity which contrasts Daisy's character as she is not innocent or pure.

• White symbolizes wealth which contrasts Daisy's character as she is not wealthy.

• White symbolizes love which contrasts Daisy's character as she is not in love with Tom or Gatsby.

Compare the use of color in the party scenes in chapter 7 and chapter 9. What differences do you notice?

• In both chapter 7 and chapter 9, the party scenes are described with bright and cheerful colors

• The party scenes in chapter 7 and chapter 9 both use dark and gloomy colors

• There is no difference in the use of color between the party scenes in chapter 7 and chapter 9

• The party scenes in chapter 7 are described with vibrant and lively colors, while the party scenes in chapter 9 are depicted with more subdued and somber colors.