The Great Gatsby Quiz

What is the name of the narrator of "The Great Gatsby"?

• Jay Gatsby

• Nick Carraway

• Tom Buchanan

• George Wilson

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What is the primary reason for Gatsby's lavish parties?

• To show off his wealth

• To attract Daisy Buchanan

• To make new friends

• To celebrate his success

In which area does Nick Carraway live?

• East Egg

• West Egg

• Manhattan

• Long Island City

What does the character of Myrtle Wilson represent in the novel?

• The American Dream

• The struggle for social mobility

• The ideal woman

• The power of wealth

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Discuss the role of social class in the relationships between characters in "The Great Gatsby."

• It creates barriers and tensions between characters.

• It has no impact on the relationships.

• It only affects the lower class characters.

• It is a minor theme in the novel.

Evaluate the impact of the narrative perspective in "The Great Gatsby." How does Nick Carraway's point of view influence the story?

• It provides an unbiased account of events.

• It offers a limited and subjective perspective.

• It reveals the thoughts of all characters.

• It focuses solely on Gatsby's experiences.

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What is the relationship between Tom Buchanan and Myrtle Wilson?

• Siblings

• Friends

• Business partners

• Lovers

Analyze the significance of the green light at the end of Daisy's dock. What does it symbolize for Gatsby?

• Wealth

• Hope and dreams

• Danger

• Friendship

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Which character is known for their wealth and extravagant parties?

• Daisy Buchanan

• Tom Buchanan

• Jay Gatsby

• Jordan Baker

What is the significance of the title "The Great Gatsby"?

• It highlights Gatsby's wealth and status.

• It is a sarcastic reference to Gatsby's life.

• It emphasizes Gatsby's mysterious and larger-than-life persona.

• It refers to Gatsby's success in business.

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