Exploring Chapter 7 of The Great Gatsby

In Chapter 7, Gatsby becomes reclusive to protect Daisy, who grows bolder in her affection for him. During a luncheon at the Buchanan's, Daisy kisses Gatsby, revealing their affair to Tom. A trip to New York leads to a confrontation where Gatsby insists Daisy never loved Tom. However, Daisy admits she loves Tom, shattering Gatsby's dream. On the way back, Myrtle is killed in a hit-and-run by Gatsby's car, driven by Daisy. Gatsby hides in the bushes, willing to protect Daisy's image. This marks a turning point, revealing Daisy's true intentions and commitment to Tom, despite her superficial affection for Gatsby.

Why does Gatsby become more reclusive in Chapter 7?

• To protect Daisy

• To focus on his business

• To avoid the police

• To plan a trip

What does Daisy do when Tom leaves to take a phone call during the luncheon?

• She calls her daughter

• She argues with Nick

• She leaves the room

• She kisses Gatsby

Who appears led by her nurse during the luncheon?

• Jordan

• Pammy

• Myrtle

• Nick

What does Tom realize during the luncheon?

• Nick is in love with Jordan

• Wilson knows about Myrtle's affair

• Daisy and Gatsby are having an affair

• Gatsby is lying about his wealth

Why does Tom stop at Wilson's garage on the way to New York?

• To get gas

• To confront Wilson

• To buy a car

• To meet Myrtle

What does Wilson reveal to Tom at the garage?

• He is sick

• He wants to buy Gatsby's car

• He knows about his wife's affair

• He is moving away

What does Tom accuse Gatsby of during the confrontation in New York?

• Cheating in business

• Trying to cause trouble in his house

• Lying about his past

• Stealing money

Who was driving the car that killed Myrtle?

• Tom

• Nick

• Jordan

• Daisy

What is Nick's reaction to learning about Myrtle's death?

• He is confused

• He is relieved

• He is horrified

• He is indifferent

What does Daisy's action of running over Myrtle reveal about her?

• Her desire to leave town

• Her fear of Wilson

• Her love for Gatsby

• Her commitment to Tom