The Great Gatsby Quiz 3

Why does Jordan Baker seem aloof or detached in her interactions?

• She is shy

• She is not interested in people

• She is arrogant and observant

• She is unsure of what’s happening

What does the word “riotous” imply about Gatsby’s parties (as foreshadowed by the narrator)?

• They are calm and peaceful

• They are formal and polite

• They are lively and out of control

• They are boring

Which figurative device is present when Nick says Daisy’s face was “sad and lovely with bright things in it”?

• Hyperbole

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Juxtaposition

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How does the author’s use of flashback in Nick’s introduction affect the tone of the novel?

• It builds suspense and nostalgia

• It confuses the reader

• It slows the pace

• It breaks the flow of the story

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What is the effect of Daisy's claim that she hopes her daughter becomes a “beautiful little fool”?

• It shows she values intelligence

• It reveals her disillusionment

• It supports women’s empowerment

• It reflects her deep joy

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From the context, what does the word “wistfulness” suggest about Daisy?

• She is hopeful

• She is regretful and longing

• She is confused

• She is angry

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Why is Tom’s comment about “the Nordic race” significant?

• It shows he’s proud of his heritage

• It hints at his racist and elitist views

• It explains his academic background

• It’s just a joke

What is the tone created by the description of Daisy and Jordan lounging on the couch like “balloons drifting”?

• Tense and uncomfortable

• Dreamy and careless

• Sad and isolated

• Angry and cold

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What’s the impact of ending Chapter 1 with Gatsby reaching toward the green light?

• It emphasizes his wealth

• It shows his desire for status

• It hints at a deeper longing and sets a central symbol

• It shows he is content with his life

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Why does Fitzgerald make Nick a character from the Midwest?

• To make him relatable to East Egg

• To contrast East vs. West and show Nick’s outsider perspective

• To show he fits in perfectly

• To reveal he is dishonest