CH. 1 VOCABULARY QUIZ - THE GREAT GATSBY

Gatsby _______________ indifference to Daisy’s presence in Nick’s living room.

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Jordan’s manner toward those she feels are beneath her shows a _______________ nature similar to most inhabitants of West Egg.

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Tom’s _______________ behavior foreshadows his later unacceptable treatment of the women in his life.

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Despite the _______________ that she is unhappy, Daisy keeps up the appearance of Tom’s happy wife.

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At first Daisy seems _______________ about the fact that Tom might be involved with someone else, but she does become irritated when he accepts a call as they are about to begin dinner.

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During Nick’s visit to Tom and Daisy’s home, he senses the _______________ nature of Jordan’s stare because he is not one of the elite.

The tension between Tom and Gatsby is _______________ until the outburst of anger occurs in the hotel.

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In an _______________ way, Daisy moves away from Tom and closer to her friend Jordan.

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Daisy’s _______________ look at her husband lets him know she suspects him of being unfaithful.

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Nick is _______________ about making sure he speaks politely to each person, regardless of whether or not they are kind in return.

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