The Great Gatsby End of Novel Review Quizs

What does Nick’s disillusionment reflect?

• The moral decay and hollowness of the 1920s Dream.

• The prosperity and success of the American Dream.

• The innocence and purity of the 1920s society.

• The resilience and strength of the human spirit.

How is the American Dream corrupted in the novel?

• It’s distorted by materialism and wealth pursuit.

• It promotes equality and justice for all.

• It encourages selflessness and community service.

• It leads to a focus on personal happiness over success.

What is a metaphor?

• A direct comparison between two unlike things.

• A type of simile that uses 'like' or 'as'.

• An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally.

• A figure of speech that involves a contradiction.

The Weather (heat)

• Emotional tension and discomfort.

• A pleasant sunny day.

• A cool breeze in the evening.

• Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

What does the green light represent in Chapter 1?

• Gatsby’s longing and an unattainable dream.

• A signal for hope and prosperity.

• A warning of impending danger.

• A symbol of friendship and loyalty.

What does Gatsby’s story say about social mobility?

• It’s mostly an illusion—he’s never accepted by old money.

• It guarantees success for everyone regardless of background.

• It shows that hard work always pays off in the end.

• It emphasizes the importance of family connections.

What is Nick’s final impression in Chapter 9?

• Disillusionment with the East Coast elite.

• Admiration for the East Coast elite.

• Hope for the future of the East Coast.

• Indifference towards the East Coast elite.

What is imagery?

• Descriptive language that appeals to the senses.

• A type of visual art that uses colors and shapes.

• A literary device that involves the use of metaphors.

• A technique used in photography to capture movement.

What is revealed about Tom in Chapter 1?

• He is having an affair and is domineering.

• He is a kind and gentle person.

• He is struggling with his career.

• He is planning to move to another city.

What do Gatsby’s rumors reveal in Chapter 3?

• His mysterious and fabricated persona.

• His wealth and social status.

• His connections to the elite.

• His love for Daisy Buchanan.