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Great Gatsby Review Game Chapters 4-6

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What story does Jordan recall from 1917 that she tells Nick?
a)
How Daisy and Gatsby were in love but prevented from seeing each other
b)
How Tom first met Myrtle
c)
How Jordan lied in her golf tournament
d)
How Gatsby made his money
2.
How did Daisy originally know Gatsby?
a)
He was a friend of Daisy's childhood boyfriend.
b)
He was her next door neighbor.
c)
He was a lieutenant from Camp Taylor.
d)
She had never met him before.
3.
Why did Daisy's parents forbid her to go to New York?
a)
She was trying to run away from home. 
b)
She was trying to say goodbye to Gatsby before he left for war.
c)
She was going to marry Tom instead of Gatsby.
d)
She was going to see Jordan in her golf tournament. 
4.
What made Daisy happy again after Gatsby left for war?
a)
Being engaged to Tom
b)
Dating a new soldier
c)
Moving to New Orleans
d)
Reconciling with her family
5.
What did Tom give Daisy as their wedding present?
a)
An Airedale puppy 
b)
A mansion in East Egg
c)
Four private cars
d)
A pearl necklace
6.
What happened to Daisy a half hour before her bridal dinner?
a)
She was elated and overwhelmed 
b)
She was sick 
c)
She was drunk and crying
d)
She decided the marry Gatsby instead
7.
What was Daisy clutching in her hand that was "coming to pieces like snow" after her bridesmaids got her into a cold bath?
a)
Her wedding dress
b)
Her veil
c)
Her pearl necklace 
d)
A letter
8.
After Daisy threw out her pearl necklace, what did she say about it?
a)
"Oh how I do enjoy it"
b)
"Daisy's change' her mine"
c)
"Gratulate me"
d)
"Never had a drink before"
9.
What did Tom's car crash in Santa Barbara reveal? 
a)
He wasn't rich like Daisy believed. 
b)
He didn't have a license. 
c)
He was having an affair.
d)
He was trying to divorce Daisy. 
10.
What was Daisy's advantage that gave her "an absolutely perfect reputation" among the young and rich (Fitzgerald 77)?
a)
She was married.
b)
She didn't drink.
c)
She was a mother.
d)
She always wore white.
11.
Why did Gatsby move to West Egg?
a)
To hold convivial parties
b)
To start a new life after the war.
c)
To begin work in the bond business.
d)
To live in the house across from Daisy.
12.
What did Gatsby want Jordan to talk to Nick about?
a)
Inviting Daisy over so that Gatsby could see her
b)
Asking if Jordan thought Daisy would divorce Tom
c)
Inviting Daisy to a party at Gatsby's house
d)
Asking Daisy if she regretted marrying Tom
13.
True or false: Gatsby did not want Daisy to know that he wanted to see her.
a)
True
b)
False
14.

What does Gatsby suggest that Nick do before the meeting with he and Daisy takes place?

a)

get some better decorations around the house

b)

get the lawn cut

c)

go out and get fitted for an expensive suit to wear

d)

by assortments of tea and cake

15.

Describe the meeting between Daisy and Gatsby.

a)

Daisy did not recognize him. He was embarrassed and tried to leave, but Nick stopped him.

b)

It was initially very awkward. Gatsby was extremely nervous. They became more at ease as they talked.

c)

Daisy was upset with Nick for not warning her. She did not want to see Gatsby and left as soon as her chauffeur returned.

d)

It was love at first sight for both of them. They wandered off into the living room and left Nick alone in the kitchen.

16.

What item does Gatsby almost break on Nick's mantle?

a)

an urn

b)

a porcelain sculpture

c)

a picture of his family

d)

a clock

17.

What had the green light on the dock meant to Gatsby?

a)

it was clear to land the hydroplane

b)

it was safe for him and his guests to go swimming

c)

it stood for his vision of his enchanted future with Daisy

d)

it was a tribute to his companions who had died in the war

18.

What does this line from the book mean? "The vitality of his illusion had gone beyond Daisy - beyond everything."

a)

He was so energized, he was becoming a maniac.

b)

The meeting was not as good as he had fantasized, and he was very disappointed.

c)

He was mentally unstable and unable to cope with reality.

d)

He had, through his years of dreaming, made her larger-than-life.

19.

When Nick returns to West Egg after his trip into the city, what is unusual about Gatsby's house?

a)

It's lit up from tower to cellar.

b)

It is full of party guests but everyone is very quiet.

c)

It is decorated with streamers and confetti.

d)

It's being painted white.

20.

When Nick returns to West Egg after his trip into the city, what is unusual about Gatsby's house?

a)

It's lit up from tower to cellar.

b)

It is full of party guests but everyone is very quiet.

c)

It is decorated with streamers and confetti.

d)

It's being painted white.

21.
Gatsby comes to Nick's house before Daisy shows up.  How is he behaving?
a)
Cocky and confident
b)
Nervous and jumpy
c)
Indifferent
d)
Joyful and upbeat
22.

Who says, "I keep it always full of interesting people, night and day. People who do interesting things. Celebrated people"?

a)

Nick

b)

Tom

c)

Daisy

d)

Gatsby

23.
What does Gatsby show Daisy?
a)
A journal book with articles about her cut from newspapers 
b)
A picture of his new car
c)
His collection of ties
d)
Pictures of him during the war
24.

What's different about the green light in Chapter 5?

a)

It's shining brighter than usual.

b)

The mist covers it and it can't be seen.

c)

The light has been disabled and no longer works.

d)

It never existed -- it was only a figment of Gatsby's imagination.

25.

What did Gatsby do to impress Daisy?

a)

He gave her a pearl necklace worth $500,000.

b)

He showed her the love letters he had written her, but never sent.

c)

He showed her his house and elegant clothes.

d)

He took her for a ride in his hydroplane.

26.

What does Gatsby offer Nick in exchange for inviting Daisy Buchanan to his house for tea?

a)

One of his cars

b)

A ride in his yacht

c)

An opportunity to make some money

d)

An introduction to Meyer Wolfsheim

27.

Who is Klipspringer?

a)

He is the "boarder" who always seems to be at Gatsby's house.

b)

He is Gatsby's financial advisor.

c)

He is one of Gatsby's cousins from Germany.

d)

He is Gatsby's brother-in-law.

28.

What is being described in this quote? "It had gone beyond her, beyond everything. He had thrown himself into it with a creative passion, adding to it all the time, decking it out with every bright feather that drifted his way. No amount of fire or freshness can challenge what a man will store up in his ghostly heart."

a)

Gatsby's dream of Daisy

b)

Gatsby's love of money

c)

Tom's love for Daisy, despite his infidelity

d)

Nick's passion for Jordan Baker

29.
In which neighborhood do Jay and Nick live?
a)
East Egg
b)
West Egg
c)
New York
d)
Milwaukee
30.

After making tea, where does Nick go for about half an hour while Daisy and Gatsby catch up?

a)

To Gatsby's house

b)

To the store to buy food

c)

For a walk around the neighborhood

d)

Stands under a tree while it pours rain

31.
What is the weather like on the day of Gatsby and Daisy's reunion?
a)
Bright and sunny
b)
Gloomy and rainy
c)
Cloudy but no rain
d)
Sunny and windy
32.
Why does Gatsby nearly give up on the reunion?
a)
Daisy takes so long to arrive he believes she isn't coming
b)
Daisy arrives but brings Tom with her
c)
Daisy says she hates the flowers
d)
Daisy wants to leave as soon as she arrives
33.
How does Nick help ease the tension between Daisy and Gatsby?
a)
He asks them to tell him how they met
b)
He leaves the two of them alone
c)
He offers to cook them cake or pie
d)
He suggests they go to Gatsby's house
34.
How is Gatsby able to identify which house is Daisy's even in the dark?
a)
The house is so large and almost glows in the dark
b)
The horse stable by the dock is very obvious
c)
The green light at the end of the dock can be seen
d)
The lights on her porch keep the house visible at all times
35.

Nick tells Gatsby that he cannot repeat the past. How does he respond to this?

a)

"Of course you can, old sport."

b)

"I know that, old sport."

c)

"I'm not trying to, old sport."

d)

"That's ridiculous, old sport, I know you can."

36.

What is the true reason Gatsby changes his name?

a)

He absolutely hates his given name.

b)

He wishes to reinvent himself and not follow his parent's path.

c)

He wanted to show everyone that he was independent.

d)

He thought a new name would give him a higher social status.

37.

Where was Gatsby born?

a)

A New York slum

b)

A farm in North Dakota

c)

San Francisco

d)

His birthplace is never revealed

38.

What epithet does Gatsby condescendingly add to Tom's name every time he introduces him at his party?

a)

"the polo player"

b)

"the rich man across the bay"

c)

"Daisy's husband"

d)

"the former football player"

39.

What does Gatsby want Daisy to admit?

a)

That she never loved Tom.

b)

That she only married Tom for convenience.

c)

That she is going to leave Tom for him.

d)

That she loves his parties and is glad he throws them.

40.

Tom adamantly wants to learn "the truth" about Gatsby. What is it he wants to know?

a)

how Gatsby knows his wife

b)

what kind of friendship he has with Nick

c)

how he earns his money

d)

how he knows Myrtle Wilson

41.

What did Daisy think of the party?

a)

She liked it; she was impressed by the celebrities.

b)

She like it; she welcomed the opportunity to see Gatsby.

c)

She didn't like it; she was jealous of the other women.

d)

She didn't like it; she found it loathsome and below her.

42.

What does Tom originally think Gatsby's line of business is?

a)

a murderer

b)

a bank robber

c)

a bootlegger

d)

a drug dealer

43.
What is a quality that Gatsby took away from his experience with Dan Cody?
a)
He enjoys drinking
b)
He rarely ever drinks
c)
He has a passion for mining copper
d)
He dislikes traveling
44.
What does Gatsby learn from Dan Cody?
a)
How to sail
b)
How to seduce women
c)
How to make money
d)
How the wealthy live
45.

Why is Gatsby upset after the party?

a)

Someone spilled wine on his suit.

b)

He learns he has lost money in the stock market.

c)

Daisy does not have a good time.

d)

Tom decided to come to the party with Daisy.

46.

What did Cody share with Gatsby?

a)

He taught him how to act like a rich man and gave him advice.

b)

His life insurance.

c)

He gave him a chance to go see his family.

d)

He offered to adopt him.

47.

According to new information in Chapter 6, how did Gatsby gain his wealth?

a)

He inherited it from Dan Cody

b)

He inherited it from his family

c)

He won the lottery

d)

He earned it himself

48.

Tom attends one of Gatsby's parties. Nick suspects he does so because

a)

He doesn't trust Gatsby

b)

He was bothered by Daisy's frequent visits there

c)

He wants to befriend the mysterious and wealthy man

d)

He wants to be more social

49.

The Green Light symbolizes..

a)

materialism

b)

Gatsby's longings-for Daisy and wealth/respect

c)

second chances

d)

Gatsby's entire life ahead

50.

Gatsby's parents were rich.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

What is Gatsby's real name?

a)

Jim Gatsby

b)

James Gatz

c)

Jay Gatz

d)

John Gatsby

52.

Who is Gatsby's mentor?

a)

Cody Gatz

b)

Dan Bronx

c)

Dan Cody

d)

Ella Kaye

53.
What does the incident with the three visitors on horseback reveal about Gatsby?
a)
He doesn't own a horse
b)
He isn't really part of the wealth class.
c)
He is threatened by Tom
d)
He is interested in women other than Daisy
54.

Does Gatsby believe he can repeat the past?

a)

Yes

b)

No

55.
A place where the less fortunate live that represents dead dreams
a)
The green light
b)
Valley of ashes
c)
Gatsby's parties
d)
East Egg vs. West Egg
56.
There are no secrets.
a)
The Eyes of Dr. T. J. Eckleburg
b)
Valley of Ashes
c)
The Green Light
d)
Gatsby's books
57.
A representation of the carelessness and extravagance of the American people in the 1920s
a)
Gatsby's parties
b)
The Eyes of Dr. T. J. Eckleburg
c)
Valley of Ashes
d)
The Green Light
58.
Proof that Gatsby is not everything he says he is.
a)
Gatsby's books
b)
Meyer Wolfsheim's cufflinks
c)
The Green Light
d)
Valley of Ashes
59.
The Quest Archetype
a)
Gatsby's goal of becoming rich to get the woman of his dreams.
b)
Nick's goal of running away from the wealthy.
c)
Daisy's goal of forgetting Gatsby.
d)
Tom's goal of having everything.
60.
The Independent Woman Archetype.
a)
Jordan Baker
b)
Daisy Buchanan
c)
Myrtle Wilson
d)
Lady Gaga
61.
Death and Rebirth Archetype
a)
James Gatz changes to Jay Gatsby
b)
Tom Buchanan the husband to Tom the philanderer
c)
Nick changes from admiring Gatsby to admiring Tom
d)
Wolfsheim going from respectable to dangerous
62.
Star-Crossed Lovers Archetype
a)
Gatsby and Daisy
b)
Nick and Gatsby
c)
Nick and Jordan
d)
Tom and Myrtle
63.
The Philandering Husband Archetype
a)
Tom Buchanan
b)
Nick Carraway
c)
Daisy Buchanan
d)
James Gatz
64.
He owns a run-down auto shop in the Valley of Ashes.
a)
Mr. Gatz
b)
George Wilson
c)
Thomas Parke D'Invilliers
d)
T. J. Eckleburg
65.
She is a family friend to Daisy and Tom.
a)
Jordan Baker
b)
Myrtle Wilson
c)
 Nick Carraway
d)
Owl Eyes
66.
An arrogant bully, born of old money.
a)
Nick Carraway
b)
Jay Gatsby
c)
Tom Buchanan
d)
George Wilson
67.
A representation of a hidden and dangerous side to Gatsby.
a)
Wolfsheim's cufflinks
b)
The Green Light
c)
Gatsby's parties
d)
The phrase "Old Sport."
68.
Lives in the Valley of Ashes, having an affair with Tom, and pretends to be wealthy and careless.
a)
Myrtle Wilson
b)
Jordan Baker
c)
Daisy Buchanan
d)
Klipsbringer
69.
the process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character
a)
Characterization
b)
Irony
c)
Mood
d)
Allusion
70.
characters, settings, images, or other motifs that stand in for bigger ideas
a)
Symbol
b)
Theme
c)
Foil
d)
Foreshadowing