Exploring Chapter 4 of The Great Gatsby

In Chapter 4 of 'The Great Gatsby', Nick attends Gatsby's lavish parties, and their friendship deepens. Gatsby shares questionable stories about his past and introduces Nick to Meyer Wolfsheim, hinting at illegal activities. Through Jordan, Nick learns of Gatsby's past romance with Daisy, who chose to marry Tom for his wealth. Gatsby's wealth is revealed to be a facade, possibly linked to crime. The chapter explores themes of superficiality and truth, contrasting Gatsby's romantic past with his current reality. Daisy's choice of status over love highlights the importance of appearances in her world.

What does Gatsby encourage Nick to enjoy?

• His private beach

• His library

• His car collection

• His art gallery

How does Nick feel about Gatsby's stories of his past?

• He finds them inspiring

• He believes them completely

• He finds them dubious

• He is indifferent

Who is Meyer Wolfsheim?

• Tom's friend

• Daisy's brother

• Gatsby's business associate

• Nick's cousin

How does Gatsby react when he meets Tom?

• He is indifferent

• He is angry

• He is confident

• He is flustered

Why did Daisy's parents disapprove of Gatsby?

• He was older than Daisy

• He was from another country

• He was a soldier

• He was poor

What did Daisy do while Gatsby was away during the war?

• She got engaged to Tom

• She waited for him

• She wrote letters to Gatsby

• She moved to another city

Why did Gatsby move across the bay from Daisy?

• To find new friends

• To escape his past

• To impress her with his wealth

• To be closer to his business

What does Gatsby ask Nick to do?

• Set up a lunch with Daisy

• Introduce him to Tom

• Help him with his business

• Throw a party

What is Nick's perception of Gatsby's wealth?

• It is from a lottery win

• It is inherited

• It is from a successful business

• It is possibly illegal

Why does Daisy stay with Tom despite his behavior?

• She has no other options

• She values wealth and status

• She is afraid of being alone

• She loves him deeply