Great Gatsby Chapters 4-5

How does Gatsby's past influence his pursuit of the American Dream in chapters 4 and 5?

• His past as a wealthy heir motivates him to maintain his status.

• His humble beginnings drive him to achieve wealth and status.

• His past failures discourage him from pursuing his dreams.

• His past relationships make him indifferent to wealth.

What role does Daisy play in Gatsby's vision of the American Dream?

• She represents the unattainable ideal.

• She is a symbol of his financial success.

• She is a reminder of his past failures.

• She is a partner in his business ventures.

In what way does Gatsby's relationship with Daisy reflect the theme of the American Dream?

• It shows the futility of chasing wealth.

• It highlights the importance of social status.

• It demonstrates the illusion of achieving happiness through materialism.

• It emphasizes the need for personal connections over wealth.

How does the relationship between Tom and Daisy Buchanan illustrate the theme of relationships in the novel?

• It shows the strength of true love.

• It highlights the superficiality and instability of relationships based on wealth.

• It demonstrates the power of forgiveness.

• It emphasizes the importance of communication.

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What is the significance of Gatsby's parties in relation to his pursuit of the American Dream?

• They are a means to flaunt his wealth.

• They are a way to reconnect with his past.

• They are an attempt to attract Daisy's attention.

• They are a celebration of his success.

How does the past influence Tom Buchanan's actions in chapters 4 and 5?

• His past as a successful athlete makes him arrogant.

• His past failures make him insecure.

• His past relationships make him loyal.

• His past wealth makes him generous.

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What does Gatsby's reunion with Daisy reveal about his character?

• His confidence in his wealth.

• His vulnerability and longing for the past.

• His indifference to her feelings.

• His satisfaction with his achievements.

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How does the setting of Gatsby's mansion contribute to the theme of the American Dream?

• It represents the fulfillment of Gatsby's dreams.

• It symbolizes the emptiness of wealth without love.

• It highlights the importance of social gatherings.

• It shows the power of architectural design.

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In what way does Nick Carraway's perspective influence the reader's understanding of Gatsby's pursuit of the American Dream?

• He provides an unbiased account of events.

• He offers a critical view of Gatsby's materialism.

• He romanticizes Gatsby's ambitions.

• He dismisses Gatsby's dreams as unrealistic.

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What does the green light symbolize in relation to Gatsby's dreams?

• The success he has already achieved.

• The future he desires with Daisy.

• The wealth he has accumulated.

• The friendships he has formed.