WorksheetsThe Great Gatsby Chapter 4 Comprehension and Vocabulary
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 48mins
Who was telling the story to Nick about Daisy's past?
Jordan
Gatsby
Daisy
Myrtle
Why did Gatsby buy a house opposite of Daisy's?
He missed her
It was a coincidence
To stare at her
Just so she could be across from him
Gatsby
Nick
Wolfsheim
Jordan
Daisy
Gatsby
NIck
Wolfsheim
Tom
A diamond ring
A pearl necklace
An emerald bracelet
Ruby earrings
true
false
"Then it had not been merely the stars to which he had aspired on that June night."
"It's a great advantage not to drink among hard-drinking people...you can time any little irregularity of your own so that everybody else is so blind that they don't see or care."
"Daisy was popular in Chicago, as you know."
"She wouldn't let go of the letter."
Where does Gatsby say that he has acquired his money?
stocks and bonds
bootlegging
from deceased family
treasure found during the war
At the restaurant with Gatsby, whom does Nick see?
the yellow twins
Tom
Myrtle
the library man
What does Jordan suspect is one of the reasons Gatsby throws so many parties?
He half expects Daisy to wander in one night
He knows Daisy loves parties, so he throws them to symbolically honor her
He hopes that his parties will make the news so that Daisy notices him
He hopes to meet new women at his parties
What happens to Mr. Gatsby when he sees Tom in the restaurant?
He disappears
He tells him that he loves Daisy
He punches him in the face
He greets him like a true gentleman
Who does Nick meet at lunch with Gatsby?
Klipspringer
Dr. Eckelburg
Daisy
Mr. Wolfsheim
Means: owner of a business
elaborate
proprietor
evasions
incredulous
detailed, careful, complicated in design and planning
proprietor
evasions
elaborate
incredulous
attempts to avoid duties or questions
evasions
incredulous
evoked
sympathized
to summon or call forth; to create anew; especially by means of the imagination; to produce memories, feelings, etc.
evoked
sympathized
elicited
submerged
unwilling or unable to believe something, skeptical
evasion
incredulous
evoked
sympathized
an expression of pity for another, compression
sympathized
elicited
submerged
particular
evoke or draw out a response, answer, or fact from someone in reaction to one's own actions or questions
sympathized
elicited
submerged
particular
beneath the surface of the water
submerged
particular
acquaintance
sentimental
specific or special
submerged
particular
acquaintance
sentimental
a person know to one, but usually not a close friend
particular
acquaintance
sentimental
aspired
showing or causing a lot of emotions
particular
acquaintance
sentimental
aspired
to aim at high things, strongly desired
particular
acquaintance
sentimental
aspired
