Gatsby

What is Gatsbys real name? Where is he from?

• Jay Gatsby, South Dakota

• Jay Gats, South Carolina

• Jay Gatz, North Dakota

• Jay Gatsby, North Carolina

Why did Gatsby change his name? How old was he when he changed it?

• His name was changed after being placed in a witness protection program when he was 26.

• He didnt like his name to it being so common at the age of 19.

• He didnt want to be found by his ex-wife and changed his name when he was 25.

• He did not want to be poor anymore and wanted to reinvented himself at the age of 17.

What did Gatsby inherit from Dan Cody?

• $25,000 but never received it.

• Dan Codys house.

• Dan Codys Yacht and 25,000.

• $27,000 but never received it

How did Gatsby introduce Tom at the party?

• as the millionaire

• as his good friend

• as the polo player

• as his neighbor

What is Daisy's opinion of Gatsby's party? How does this affect him?

• Daisy didnt have an opinion about Gatsbys parties and had no affect on Gatsby.

• Daisy was very impressed by Gatsby parties. Knowing this made Gatsby feel very happy and accomplished.

• Daisy didn't like Gatsby's parties. Gatsby is heartbroken because she was the reason he gave the parties.

• Daisy didn't like Gatsby's parties. Gatsby is surprised because no-one has ever disliked his parties.

Gatsby wants daisy to...

• tell tom she never loved him.

• tell tom she wants a divorce

• invite him for dinner

• change her name

How does Gatsby feel about the past?

• it can be changed

• it can be forgotten

• it can be repeated

• none of the above

Why did Gatsby drop out of St. Olaff?

• he needed to work instead, to help support his family

• he did not like the humiliation of working as a janitor

• he did not like the teachers and students

• he could not afford it

What does Daisy give to Tom when he's talking to the girl?

• The finger

• A glass of water

• Her gold pencil

• Advice

At Gatsby's party, what does Daisy call the girl Tom goes to talk to?

• "A women with no taste"

• "Beautiful but a fool"

• "Claire"

• "Common but pretty"