The Great Gatsby Ch 4-5 Quiz

Why does Nick initially find Gatsby's story "threadbare" or unbelievable?

• Because Gatsby's story is too detailed

• Because Gatsby's story lacks evidence

• Because Gatsby's story is too short

• Because Gatsby's story is too believable

What impression does Nick get from his luncheon with Wolfsheim?

• Gatsby's fortune is entirely legitimate

• Gatsby might be involved in organized crime

• Gatsby is a famous actor

• Gatsby is a war hero

What does Nick eventually accept about Gatsby's story?

• It is entirely false

• It is partially true

• It is completely true

• It is irrelevant

What does the green light symbolize for Gatsby in "The Great Gatsby"?

• His wealth and success

• His love for Daisy

• His friendship with Nick

• His past life

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How is Gatsby described in Jordan's story?

• As a wealthy businessman

• As a lovesick, innocent young soldier

• As a mysterious stranger

• As a reckless driver

What does the green light represent according to many critics?

• The American dream

• The end of an era

• The loss of innocence

• The rise of technology

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What does Gatsby propose that offends Nick?

• To join him in a business venture

• To move in with him

• To attend a party

• To meet Daisy

Describe Daisy and Gatsby’s meeting.

• Awkward and tense

• Joyful and relaxed

• Angry and confrontational

• Indifferent and cold

How does the meeting with Daisy affect Gatsby?

• He becomes more confident

• He is filled with doubt

• He is overwhelmed with joy

• He becomes angry

How does Nick catch Gatsby in a lie?

• By asking about his family

• By questioning his wealth

• By inquiring about his education

• By mentioning Tom