Exploring Chapter 8 of The Great Gatsby

The transcript details a night in Gatsby's life, filled with sleeplessness and a sense of foreboding. It explores his past with Daisy, his ambitions, and his experiences during the war. As the narrative unfolds, Gatsby's final day is depicted, highlighting his interactions and the tragic events that follow, culminating in a somber conclusion involving Wilson's despair.

What kept the narrator awake all night?

• A loud party at Gatsby's house

• A persistent foghorn on the sound

• A storm outside

• Gatsby's car engine

What was Gatsby's reaction to Daisy turning off the light?

• He was relieved

• He felt dejected

• He called out to her

• He decided to leave

Why did Gatsby not want to leave West Egg immediately?

• He couldn't leave Daisy

• He was planning a party

• He wanted to confront Tom

• He was waiting for a phone call

What did Gatsby reveal to the narrator about his past?

• His real name

• His criminal activities

• His relationship with Dan Cody

• His education background

How did Gatsby's perception of Daisy contribute to his actions?

• He was indifferent to her

• He idolized her, leading to unrealistic expectations

• He was planning to leave her

• He disliked her family

What led George Wilson to believe that Gatsby was responsible for Myrtle's death?

• Tom's manipulation

• The color of Gatsby's car

• CCTV footage

• A witness's account

What was George Wilson's state of mind before he left the garage?

• Happy and relieved

• Calm and collected

• Angry and vengeful

• Confused and distraught

How did Gatsby spend his last moments?

• Reflecting on his past

• Destroying evidence

• Planning another party

• Waiting for Daisy's call

What signifies the end of Gatsby's dream?

• The green light going out

• Daisy's rejection

• His death

• Selling his house

What was the narrator's final assessment of Gatsby?

• He was misunderstood

• He was a criminal

• He was a great man

• He was worth more than all of them combined