Gatsby Chapter 7 Quiz: alt

Which location serves as the primary setting for the confrontation between Gatsby and Tom in Chapter 7 of "The Great Gatsby"?

• Gatsby’s mansion

• The Plaza Hotel

• Wilson’s garage

• Nick’s house

Who is driving the car that kills Myrtle Wilson in Chapter 7?

• Tom Buchanan

• Daisy Buchanan

• Jay Gatsby

• Jordan Baker

Which character is described as having a “voice full of money” in Chapter 7?

• Jordan Baker

• Daisy Buchanan

• Myrtle Wilson

• Catherine

What does Gatsby stop doing at his house in Chapter 7, signaling a change in his behavior?

• Hosting parties

• Swimming in his pool

• Reading books

• Playing the piano

Which theme is most evident in the confrontation scene at the Plaza Hotel?

• The decline of the American Dream

• The importance of education

• The power of nature

• The value of friendship

Why does Gatsby take the blame for the car accident?

• He wants to protect Daisy

• He is guilty

• He wants to impress Tom

• He is afraid of the police

Summarize the main events that occur during the group’s trip to New York in Chapter 7.

• They go shopping and return home

• They have a heated argument at the Plaza Hotel, and Myrtle is killed on the way back

• They visit a museum and have lunch

• They attend a party at Gatsby’s house

What does the oppressive heat in Chapter 7 symbolize?

• The characters’ wealth

• The tension and emotional intensity among the characters

• The passage of time

• The tranquility of summer

How does Tom Buchanan’s reaction to Gatsby’s relationship with Daisy reveal his character?

• He is indifferent and lets them be

• He becomes possessive and confrontational, showing his need for control

• He encourages Daisy to leave him

• He apologizes to Gatsby

Which of the following best compares Gatsby and Tom’s attitudes toward Daisy in Chapter 7?

• Both are indifferent to Daisy’s feelings

• Gatsby is idealistic and devoted, while Tom is possessive and pragmatic

• Both want Daisy for her money

• Gatsby is jealous, while Tom is supportive