Exploring Gatsby: Chapters 3-4

What is the significance of Gatsby's parties in Chapter 3?

• Gatsby's parties are a reflection of his wealth and social status.

• The parties are meant to distract from Gatsby's loneliness.

• They serve as a backdrop for Tom and Daisy's relationship.

• Gatsby's parties symbolize the excess of the Jazz Age and his desire to reconnect with Daisy.

How does Nick Carraway describe Gatsby's mansion?

• Gatsby's mansion is described as grand, opulent, and extravagant.

• Gatsby's mansion is described as dark and gloomy.

• Gatsby's mansion is described as old and dilapidated.

• Gatsby's mansion is described as small and modest.

Who is Jordan Baker and what role does she play in the story?

• Jordan Baker is a character in a science fiction novel.

• Jordan Baker is a professional golfer and a friend of Daisy Buchanan in 'The Great Gatsby'.

• Jordan Baker is a famous actress in Hollywood.

• Jordan Baker is a wealthy businessman in the story.

What does Gatsby reveal about his past during the party?

• Gatsby reveals he was born into a royal family.

• Gatsby reveals that he is from a poor background and has worked hard to achieve his wealth.

• Gatsby states he was a famous actor before becoming rich.

• Gatsby claims he inherited his wealth from a wealthy family.

How does the relationship between Tom and Daisy Buchanan evolve in these chapters?

• Tom and Daisy's relationship remains unchanged throughout the chapters.

• Their relationship becomes a model of perfect harmony and understanding.

• Tom and Daisy grow closer and more affectionate in these chapters.

• Tom and Daisy's relationship evolves from a facade of stability to one marked by tension and disillusionment.

What is the symbolism of the green light in Chapter 4?

• The green light is a warning signal for danger and loss.

• The green light symbolizes Gatsby's hopes and dreams, particularly his desire for Daisy and the American Dream.

• The green light represents Gatsby's wealth and social status.

• The green light symbolizes the passage of time and nostalgia.

How does Nick's perception of Gatsby change in these chapters?

• Nick's perception of Gatsby changes from admiration to pity and disillusionment.

• Nick's view of Gatsby remains unchanged throughout the chapters.

• Nick always sees Gatsby as a hero.

• Nick becomes more envious of Gatsby's wealth.

What event does Nick attend that highlights the social dynamics of the 1920s?

• Gatsby's party

• A baseball game

• A charity gala

• A jazz concert

What does Gatsby ask Nick to do for him in Chapter 4?

• Gatsby asks Nick to help him with his business.

• Gatsby asks Nick to organize a party for him.

• Gatsby asks Nick to invite Daisy for tea.

• Gatsby asks Nick to write a letter to Tom.

How does Fitzgerald use imagery to depict the setting of Gatsby's parties?

• Fitzgerald describes the parties as dull and uneventful, lacking any excitement.

• Fitzgerald uses rich and vivid imagery to depict the opulence and extravagance of Gatsby's parties, emphasizing both the glamour and the emptiness of the social scene.

• Fitzgerald focuses solely on the dialogue of the guests at Gatsby's parties.

• The imagery used highlights the simplicity and modesty of the party decorations.