The Great Gatsby: Key Chapter Insights

What is the primary reason Nick Carraway reserves all judgments?

• He is naturally non-judgmental.

• His father taught him to consider the advantages others have had.

• He wants to be liked by everyone.

• He is afraid of confrontation.

What does the green light at the end of the dock symbolize for Gatsby?

• His past mistakes.

• His hope and dreams.

• His wealth and success.

• His fear of the future.

What is the Valley of Ashes meant to represent?

• The physical manifestation of Gatsby's dreams.

• The economic disparity between the rich and the poor.

• The moral and social decay hidden by the pursuit of wealth.

• The industrial wasteland of New York.

How does Tom Buchanan react when Myrtle mentions Daisy's name?

• He leaves the room.

• He laughs it off.

• He ignores her.

• He breaks her nose.

What is revealed about Gatsby's past during his conversation with Nick?

• He inherited his wealth from his family.

• He was educated at Oxford and served in World War I.

• He was a German spy.

• He made his fortune through bootlegging.

What is the main reason Gatsby bought his house in West Egg?

• To be near Daisy

• To enjoy the view of the bay

• To impress Tom Buchanan

• To be close to his business associates

How does Nick feel about Gatsby's request to invite Daisy to tea?

• He finds it insane but doesn't make a decision

• He immediately refuses

• He thinks it's a great idea

• He is excited to help Gatsby

What does Gatsby offer Nick in return for inviting Daisy to tea?

• A share in his business

• A large sum of money

• A job opportunity

• A new car

Who is Dan Cody in Gatsby's life?

• A millionaire yacht owner who mentored Gatsby

• A rival

• A business partner

• Gatsby's father

What is the outcome of the confrontation between Tom and Gatsby?

• Gatsby wins Daisy's love

• Tom and Gatsby become friends

• Gatsby leaves town

• Daisy decides to stay with Tom