Great Gatsby Chapter 7 Quiz

Character analysis: Describe Jay Gatsby's motivations and actions in Chapter 7.

• Acting out of spite towards Tom Buchanan

• Driven by a need to seek revenge on Nick Carraway

• Motivated by a desire to become a professional golfer

• Driven by his desire to win back Daisy Buchanan and determined to reunite with her despite the obstacles.

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Character analysis: How does Jay Gatsby's past influence his behavior in Chapter 7?

• His past makes him more carefree and relaxed

• His past makes him more desperate, reckless, secretive, and anxious.

• His past makes him more cautious and responsible

• His past makes him more open and honest

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Themes: Discuss the theme of disillusionment in Chapter 7.

• The theme of disillusionment is portrayed through the characters' realization of the emptiness and shallowness of their dreams and desires.

• The theme of disillusionment is portrayed through the characters' overwhelming happiness and fulfillment.

• The theme of disillusionment is portrayed through the characters' unwavering faith in their dreams and desires.

• The theme of disillusionment is portrayed through the characters' deep satisfaction and contentment.

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Themes: How does the theme of social class play out in Chapter 7?

• The theme of social class is evident through the lavish parties and tension between old and new money characters.

• The theme of social class is only evident in Chapter 7 through the characters' clothing

• The characters in Chapter 7 all belong to the same social class

• The theme of social class is not important in Chapter 7

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Plot summary: Summarize the events that lead to the climax of Chapter 7.

• The events that lead to the climax of Chapter 7 involve the escalating tensions between the characters, particularly between Gatsby, Tom, and Daisy, leading to a confrontation and a pivotal moment in the story.

• The events in Chapter 7 involve a peaceful resolution and reconciliation between the characters.

• Chapter 7 is mainly focused on the characters having a pleasant and uneventful dinner party.

• The climax of Chapter 7 is about the characters coming together to celebrate a joyous occasion.

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Plot summary: What is the significance of the confrontation between Gatsby, Tom, and Daisy in Chapter 7?

• It highlights the characters' love for each other

• It showcases the characters' indifference towards each other

• It has no significance in the overall plot

• It reveals the tension and conflict between the characters, as well as the underlying emotions and motivations driving their actions.

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Setting analysis: Analyze the significance of the setting (both time and place) in Chapter 7.

• The setting in Chapter 7 is only used for aesthetic purposes

• The time and place in Chapter 7 are not important to the story

• The setting in Chapter 7 reflects the rising tensions and conflicts among the characters, and highlights the divide between old and new money.

• The setting in Chapter 7 is irrelevant to the plot and character development

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Setting analysis: How does the setting contribute to the tension in Chapter 7?

• The setting provides a sense of peace and tranquility, reducing tension in the chapter.

• The setting is too dark and gloomy, making the chapter boring and uneventful.

• The setting creates a sense of claustrophobia and confinement, leading to heightened emotions and conflict.

• The setting is irrelevant to the tension in Chapter 7.

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Conflict analysis: Discuss the internal conflict faced by Gatsby in Chapter 7.

• His conflict with his criminal past

• His desire for wealth and social status

• His love for Jordan Baker

• Feelings for Daisy and the realization that she may not leave Tom for him

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Conflict analysis: How does the conflict between Gatsby and Tom escalate in Chapter 7?

• They realize their mutual respect for each other and agree to peacefully coexist.

• They argue over Daisy and their feelings for her, leading to a physical confrontation.

• They bond over their shared love for Daisy and become close friends.

• They decide to settle their differences through a civil conversation and compromise.

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