Gatsby

What does Gatsby reveal to Nick about his past in Chapter 6?

• He comes from a wealthy family in the Midwest

• He was an orphan who grew up on the streets of New York.

• He inherited his wealth from a distant relative.

• He earned his fortune through illegal activities.

What is the significance of James Gatz changing his name to Jay Gatsby?

• He wants to distance himself from his family.

• He seeks to create a new, more glamorous identity.

• He is trying to hide from the authorities.

• He dislikes his given name and prefers Jay

Why does Gatsby tell Nick about his past and his rise to wealth?

• To impress Nick and gain his friendship.

• To correct rumors and set the record straight.

• To boast about his achievements.

• To create an air of mystery around himself

What does Gatsby's schedule of daily activities reveal about his character in Chapter 6?

• He is focused on physical fitness and health.

• He is a disciplined and ambitious individual.

• He is living a carefree and hedonistic lifestyle

• He is secretly involved in criminal activities

What is the main reason behind Tom Buchanan's anger during the Plaza Hotel confrontation?

• Gatsby's social status and past.

• Daisy's reluctance to choose between them.

• Nick's interference in their private affairs.

• Myrtle's involvement in their lives

How does the weather serve as a metaphor in Chapter 7?

• The sun symbolizes Gatsby's bright future.

• A thunderstorm reflects the tension and conflict.

• The clear skies represent the characters' happiness.

• The rain symbolizes cleansing and renewal

What significant decision does Tom make towards the end of Chapter 7?

• He decides to divorce Daisy.

• He ends his friendship with Gatsby.

• He resolves to win back Daisy's love.

• He accepts Gatsby as Daisy's choice.

Why does Gatsby decide to dismiss his servants and stop hosting extravagant parties in Chapter 8?

• He is facing financial difficulties.

• He wants to focus on his relationship with Daisy.

• He becomes disillusioned with the upper class.

• He receives a warning about his illegal activities

What is the significance of the owl-eyed man's discovery in Gatsby's library during Gatsby's party in Chapter 8?

• It highlights Gatsby's extensive book collection.

• It symbolizes the superficiality of Gatsby's guests.

• It suggests that Gatsby is involved in illegal activities.

• It foreshadows Gatsby's tragic fate

Why does Gatsby tell Nick about his experiences at Oxford and his family background in Chapter 8?

• To impress Nick with his education and upbringing.

• To justify his pursuit of wealth and success.

• To distract Nick from asking about his criminal activities

• To make Nick feel sympathetic towards his situation