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WorksheetsThe Great Gatsby Chapter 7
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Who kills Myrtle?
Tom
Gatsby
Nick
Wilson
Daisy
Why does Gatsby stop throwing parties?
He runs out of money.
He is only interested in Daisy.
He becomes paranoid.
His neighbors complain about the noise.
What was significant about the car that hit Myrtle?
It was yellow.
It was coming from New York.
It was going really fast.
It never stopped or even slowed down.
Nothing is significant about the car.
What cars does everyone go home in?
Daisy and Gatsby go home in Gatsby’s yellow car.
Jordan, Tom, and Nick go home in Tom’s car.
Daisy, Gatsby, Nick go home in Tom’s car.
Jordan and Tom drive's go home in Gatsby’s yellow car.
Why is the day important to Nick?
It is his 30th birthday.
He needs to pay rent.
It is Jordan's birthday.
He left the oven on.
It is his and Jordan's anniversary.
“She’s got an ________ voice,” I remarked. “It’s full of –” I
hesitated.
“Her voice is full of ________,” he said suddenly.
(a)
Dilatory
adj: rough and noisy; noisily jolly or rowdy; unrestrained
noun: in music, a series or range of eight notes
noun: to leave in an uncomfortable or desperate situation; desert in time of
trouble
tending to delay or procrastinate; slow; tardy
Any large inn or hotel
caravansary
boisterous(ly)
dilatory
medium
adj: extremely disturbing or distressing; grievous
tumultuous
harrowing
alight(ed)
vicarious(ly)
noun: the act of commuting, as to and from a place of work
commutation
precipitate(ly)
harrowing
dilatory
