Character Reactions and Symbolism in Gatsby

The video explores Chapter 7 of 'The Great Gatsby', focusing on Gatsby's struggles with maintaining his facade in the heat, Daisy's changing reaction to Tom's affair, and the symbolism of the stagnant green sound. It delves into class differences, materialism, and the confrontation between Tom and Gatsby, highlighting underlying prejudices and societal norms.

What is highlighted about Gatsby's personality in the introduction of Chapter 7?

• His series of unsuccessful gestures

• His unbroken series of successful gestures

• His inability to make gestures

• His gestures being an affront to life

Why does Gatsby struggle to maintain his facade in Chapter 7?

• Due to a lack of practice

• Due to the heat making every gesture an affront

• Because of the cold weather

• Because he is tired of pretending

How does Daisy react to Tom's affair in Chapter 7?

• She confronts Tom angrily

• She ignores it completely

• She finds it amusing

• She is deeply offended

What does the stagnant green sound symbolize in the chapter?

• The vibrant relationship between Gatsby and Daisy

• The stagnant and slow-moving relationship between Gatsby and Daisy

• The hopeful future of Gatsby and Daisy

• The fast-paced life of Gatsby

What is Tom's reaction to Daisy's confession of love for Gatsby?

• He is supportive

• He is indifferent

• He is astounded and reacts violently

• He is amused

Why is Daisy attracted to Gatsby according to the analysis?

• Because of his honesty

• Because of his old-money status

• Because he resembles an advertisement

• Because of his genuine personality

What does Tom insinuate about Gatsby's wealth?

• It is legitimate

• It is made through illegal means

• It is inherited

• It is earned through hard work

What does the green color symbolize in relation to Wilson?

• Wealth and prosperity

• Tragedy and unfulfilled hope

• Envy and jealousy

• Hope and success

What is Tom's emotional state as he realizes Daisy might leave him?

• Desperate and potentially violent

• Happy and relieved

• Calm and collected

• Indifferent and uncaring

What does Daisy's action of looking in the mirror symbolize?

• Her satisfaction with her appearance

• Her anger towards Tom

• Her reflection on her superficiality and indecision

• Her confidence in her decision