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WorksheetsGatsby Test Review
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
The vocab word that means feeling or expressing deep hatred or disapproval.
wistful
contemptuous
tactless
reverent
The vocab word that means a feeling of vague or regretful longing.
transcendent
nebulous
homogeneous
wistful
The vocab word that means cheerful and friendly.
convivial
corpulent
gaudy
reverent
The vocab word that means unclear, vague, or ill-defined.
contemptuous
transcendent
nebulous
homogeneous
The vocab word that means a mild word or phrase substituted for a harsher word or phrase.
tumult
subterfuge
borne
euphemism
The vocab word that means carried or transported by.
borne
subterfuge
reverent
convivial
The vocab word that means fat.
gaudy
truculent
corpulent
nebulous
The vocab word that means of the same kind, alike.
convivial
reverent
homogeneous
truculent
The vocab word that means surpassing the ordinary, exceptional.
subterfuge
gaudy
transcendent
tactless
The vocab word that means deceit used in order to reach one's goal.
tumult
corpulent
borne
subterfuge
The vocab word that means a loud commotion, confusion, or disorder.
subterfuge
tumult
euphemism
transcendent
The vocab word that means eager or quick to argue or fight.
truculent
wistful
tactless
gaudy
The vocab word that means extravagantly bright or showy.
reverent
convivial
contemptuous
gaudy
The vocab word that means a feeling of deep and solemn respect.
wistful
nebulous
homogeneous
reverent
The vocab word that means showing a lack of sensitivity or thoughtfulness.
wistful
corpulent
tactless
truculent
The character who is the narrator of the novel.
Nick
Gatsby
Tom
Daisy
The first character in the novel to die.
Gatsby
George
Myrtle
Catherine
The character who helped Gatsby make his millions.
Tom
Henry Gatz
Wolfsheim
George
The character who is Myrtle's sister.
Jordan
Daisy
Catherine
Mathilde
The character who is Nick's cousin.
Tom
Daisy
Myrtle
George
The character who comes from "old money" and is known at one point in the book as "the polo player."
Nick
Gatsby
Tom
Wolfsheim
The character who is a professional golfer.
Daisy
Tom
Nick
Jordan
The character who most wants to recapture the past.
Nick
Jordan
Daisy
Gatsby
The character that is Gatsby's father.
Wolfsheim
George
Michaelis
Henry Gatz
The character who kills Gatsby
Michaelis
Tom
Wolfsheim
George
The character who witnesses the hit and run.
Wolfsheim
Michaelis
Catherine
Nick
The literary device that is a physical object representing a central idea in a novel.
symbolism
allusion
irony
foreshadowing
The literary device that means something happens that is the opposite of what one would expect.
irony
allusion
foreshadowing
motif
The literary device that is a clue about something that will happen later in the novel.
allusion
foreshadowing
motif
symbolism
The literary device that is a reference to a real life event, person, or another work of art.
allusion
motif
foreshadowing
symbolism
The literary device that means a recurring idea or concept that is explored over and over in the novel.
allusion
foreshadowing
irony
motif
