Exploring Chapter 3 of The Great Gatsby

What does Nick receive that allows him to attend Gatsby's party?

• A text message

• A handwritten invitation

• A verbal invitation

• A phone call

What makes Nick feel less awkward at Gatsby's party?

• Listening to the orchestra

• Seeing Jordan Baker

• Talking to other guests

• Meeting Gatsby

How do the guests at Gatsby's party view him?

• They are indifferent to him

• They know him well

• They have never met him

• They dislike him

Who does Nick discover Gatsby to be while talking at the bar?

• A mysterious stranger

• A man he served with during the war

• A wealthy businessman

• A famous actor

What does Nick reflect on about his summer?

• His financial success

• His travels around the world

• His hard work in New York and dating life

• His new friendships

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What does Nick find appealing about Jordan despite her flaws?

• Her wealth

• Her beauty

• Her honesty

• Her exciting lifestyle

What does Gatsby symbolize in the novel?

• New money

• Middle class

• Poverty

• Old money

What is one of the main themes discussed when Nick meets Gatsby?

• Love and romance

• Superficiality versus truth

• War and peace

• Friendship and loyalty

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What does Nick assure readers about his summer?

• He partied all summer

• He worked hard and dated a few women

• He traveled extensively

• He spent time with family

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What is Nick's main concern about his character in the novel?

• His financial status

• How he is perceived by others

• His relationships

• His career

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