The Great Gatsby ch. 6-7 Review

What is Gatsby's real name and where is he from?

• He is James Gatz from North Dakota.

• He is Floyd Jay Geisinger from Nevada.

• He is Jaime Garcia from California.

• He is Jason Gatsboukian from Illinois.

Who is Dan Cody?

• He introduced Gatsby to Daisy on his yacht.

• He educated Gatsby about money and the people who have it.

• He lent Gatsby money for his early business ventures.

• He left Gatsby a fleet of yachts when he died.

Why do Tom, Gatsby, Daisy, Nick, and Jordan drive into the city on such a hot afternoon?

• They have tickets for a Broadway matinee.

• Gatsby offers to take them out in the ocean on his yacht.

• Nick knows of a hotel that specializes in icy cold baths.

• Daisy wants to avoid confrontation and get away from her problems.

What did George Wilson do to his wife Myrtle?

• He took her to the hospital to have her broken nose fixed. He wants her to know he loves her and forgives her, no matter what she has done.

• He beats her in a jealous rage. He overheard her talking to her sister about Tom.

• He locked her in her room. He suspects she is having an affair.

• He brought her flowers and promised to be a better husband. He is worried that she will leave him.

What does Gatsby think about Daisy's relationship with Tom?

• He believes Daisy never loved Tom.

• He thinks Daisy will do anything to hurt Tom because he has cheated on her.

• He believes that she once loved Tom, but doesn't anymore.

• He thinks Daisy loves Tom, but he has never loved her.

What happened to Myrtle?

• Her husband and Tom got in a fight and she got caught in the middle of it.

• Tom realizes he loves Daisy, and stops at the garage to end his affair with Myrtle.

• Her husband beat her in a jealous rage.

• Daisy is driving Gatsby's car. She hits Myrtle Wilson, but keeps driving.

Which word fits the definition: "earnest and kindly protest (noun)"?

• Expostulation

• Meretricious

• Caravansary

• Traverse

Which word fits the definition: "alluring by a show of flashy or vulgar attractions (adjective)"?

• Meretricious

• Euphemisms

• Inexplicable

• Contingency

Which word fits the definition: "to pass or move over, along, or through (verb)"?

• Traverse

• Libertine

• Caravansary

• Expostulation

Which word fits the definition: "the substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be offensive, harsh, or blunt (noun)"?

• Euphemism

• Contingency

• Inexplicable

• Libertine