Gatsby Chapter 6

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

• Jay Gatsby

• Nick Carraway

• Tom Buchanan

• Daisy Buchanan

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In Chapter 6 of "The Great Gatsby," what is the significance of Gatsby's real name, James Gatz?

• It shows his humble beginnings and desire to reinvent himself.

• It indicates his connection to European royalty.

• It reveals his criminal background.

• It suggests he is related to Tom Buchanan.

What is the primary setting of "The Great Gatsby"?

• Chicago

• West Egg

• Los Angeles

• New Orleans

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How does Fitzgerald use the character of Dan Cody in Chapter 6 to develop Gatsby's character?

• As a mentor who influences Gatsby's transformation.

• As a rival who competes with Gatsby for Daisy's affection.

• As a business partner who helps Gatsby amass his wealth.

• As a family member who disapproves of Gatsby's lifestyle.

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What is the color of the light at the end of Daisy's dock?

• Red

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

In Chapter 6, how does Gatsby's party change after Daisy attends?

• It becomes more extravagant and lively.

• It becomes more subdued and less enjoyable for Gatsby.

• It is canceled due to a storm.

• It is attended by more celebrities.

Who is the author of "The Great Gatsby"?

• Ernest Hemingway

• F. Scott Fitzgerald

• John Steinbeck

• Mark Twain

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What does Gatsby's desire to recreate the past with Daisy reveal about his character?

• His inability to accept reality and move on.

• His pragmatic approach to life.

• His indifference to Daisy's feelings.

• His focus on financial success.

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What is the relationship between Tom Buchanan and Daisy Buchanan?

• Siblings

• Cousins

• Husband and wife

• Business partners

In Chapter 6, how does Fitzgerald use the motif of the American Dream to critique society?

• By showing Gatsby's rise from poverty to wealth as ultimately unfulfilling.

• By depicting Tom Buchanan as a self-made man.

• By illustrating Daisy's success in achieving her dreams.

• By highlighting Nick's indifference to wealth.

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