Gatsby's Character and Relationships Analysis

Chapter 4 of 'The Great Gatsby' explores the aftermath of Gatsby's party, where rumors about him being a bootlegger persist. Nick becomes skeptical of Gatsby, who shares a rehearsed story about his past. Despite his doubts, Nick is puzzled when Gatsby shows evidence supporting his claims. The chapter introduces Meyer Wolfsheim, a shady associate of Gatsby, and reveals Gatsby's past romance with Daisy. Gatsby's actions are driven by his enduring love for Daisy, and he hopes to reunite with her. The chapter highlights themes of mystery, skepticism, and the American Dream.

What new rumor about Gatsby is introduced at the beginning of Chapter 4?

• He is a spy.

• He is a movie star.

• He is a politician.

• He is a bootlegger.

What literary technique does Nick use when listing the names of Gatsby's guests?

• Simile

• Hyperbole

• Metaphor

• Catalog

How does Nick's perception of Gatsby change in this chapter?

• He becomes more trusting.

• He becomes more skeptical.

• He becomes more admiring.

• He becomes indifferent.

What aspect of Gatsby's story makes Nick skeptical during their ride to New York?

• Gatsby's claim of being a college professor.

• Gatsby's claim of being a millionaire.

• Gatsby's claim of being from San Francisco.

• Gatsby's claim of being a war hero.

Who is Meyer Wolfsheim and what is his connection to Gatsby?

• A politician and Gatsby's rival.

• A gambler with dark connections and Gatsby's associate.

• A wealthy businessman and Gatsby's mentor.

• A famous actor and Gatsby's friend.

What significant event from Gatsby's past does Jordan Baker reveal to Nick?

• Gatsby's time spent in Europe.

• Gatsby's past relationship with Daisy.

• Gatsby's involvement in a major business deal.

• Gatsby's family history.

Why does Gatsby want to meet Daisy at Nick's house?

• To avoid Tom's suspicion.

• To show off his mansion.

• To have a private conversation.

• To introduce her to Nick.