Exploring Chapter 6 of The Great Gatsby

In Chapter 6, a reporter visits Gatsby's house, prompting Nick to reveal Gatsby's true past as James Gatz, a poor farmer's son who became obsessed with wealth after meeting Dan Cody. In the summer of 1922, Gatsby's interactions with Tom and Daisy reveal tensions between old and new money. Gatsby's dream of rekindling his romance with Daisy is hindered by his belief that money can buy anything, highlighting the clash between social classes.

What is Gatsby's real name?

• Nick Carraway

• Dan Cody

• Jay Gatsby

• James Gatz

Why did Gatsby drop out of college?

• He couldn't afford it

• He got a better job offer

• He wanted to travel

• He found the work demeaning

Who was the wealthy yacht owner that Gatsby warned about an impending storm?

• Tom Buchanan

• Nick Carraway

• Dan Cody

• James Gatz

How much money did Dan Cody leave to Gatsby in his will?

• $100,000

• $50,000

• $25,000

• $10,000

Why did Tom become suspicious of Gatsby?

• Gatsby's house

• Gatsby's wealth

• Gatsby's friends

• Gatsby's behavior

What was the outcome of Gatsby's party attended by Tom and Daisy?

• It was a huge success

• It was average

• It was cancelled

• It was a disaster

What does Gatsby vow to do after the unsuccessful party?

• Throw another party

• Fix everything as it was before

• Move to a new city

• Confront Tom

What does Gatsby believe is possible with enough determination and money?

• Become president

• Travel the world

• Recreate the past

• Buy a mansion

What does Nick try to warn Gatsby about?

• Not to spend too much money

• Not to trust Tom

• Not to recreate the past

• Not to throw parties

What is highlighted by the clash between old money and new money at Gatsby's party?

• Gatsby's gluttony and excess

• Gatsby's friends

• Gatsby's house

• Gatsby's wealth