Introduction to the Great Gatsby

How are Daisy and Nick related?

• Cousins

• Brother and sister

• In Laws

• They are just friends

Where did Daisy and Gatsby FIRST meet?

• New York

• Louisville

• Long Island

• London

What do the eyes of Dr. Eckleburg represent? There are THREE answers.

• The eyes of God

• An advert for glasses

• A speed camera warning

• Fitzgerald's commentary on insight and vision

How does Gatsby try to force meeting Daisy again? There are multiple answers

• Big parties

• Through Nick

• Through Jordan

• Moving across a lake from her

Why is it called The Great Gatsby?

• Because Gatsby is great

• Because he held great parties

• Because Nick thinks Gatsby is great

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Which statement best describes Daisy

• kind, elegant, loving

• rich, shallow, selfish

• poor, angry, smart

• funny, energetic, sporty

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Which statement best describes Gatsby?

• mysterious, selfish, carefree

• trustful, funny, at ease

• mysterious, motivated, controlling

• shallow, angry, trusting

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What does the Green Light represent? There are multiple choices

• The American Dream

• The unobtainable

• Death

• The past

The novel's narrator is

• F. Scott Fitzgerald

• Nick Carraway

• Jay Gatsby

• an unnamed omniscient narrator

The narrator lives in

• New York City

• East Egg

• West Egg

• Boston