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WorksheetsThe Great Gatsby REVIEW
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 4hrs 40mins
It is a weatherbeaten bungalow squeezed between two mansions.
What kind of relationship do Tom and Daisy have?
They are deeply in love.
They are always laughing at each other's jokes.
They are always getting on each other's nerves.
What are the “eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg”?
Seeing eye dogs that the doctor trains for the Association of the Blind
A group of security guards who monitor the doctor’s home and offices
A new kind of contact lens that the doctor has just developed
An illustration on a billboard overlooking the valley of ashes
Where do Nick, Tom and Myrtle go?
Tom’s favorite restaurant
Nick’s office
The dealer where Tom bought his last car
The apartment Tom rents and always takes his mistress to
Who is is a lifeless yet handsome man, colored gray by the ashes in the air.
George Wilson
Myrtle Wilson
Mr. McKee
Mrs. McKee
Why can you surmise that the Valley of Ashes (between the Eggs) symbolizes?
The moral decay and ugliness of the rich that actually exists but is hidden by the beautiful facades of the Eggs.
The environmental dangers of industrialism.
Tom's love for his mistress.
In New York City, Tom keeps his affair a secret from everyone.
True
False
Does Nick appear outraged that Tom is cheating on his cousin?
Yes
No
When Tom tells George Wilson he is interested in selling him a car -- knowing what we do about Tom -- what inference can we make about this offer?
The old money represented by Tom uses the "no money" people while pretending to help them.
Tom is actually trying to help Wilson as he empathizes with people who are less fortunate than he.
Tom wants to get rid of this particular car and thinks it will help Wilson.
Tom is trying to impress Nick with his generosity.
In the city during the party, the topic of conversation eventually turns to Nick's neighbor Gatsby. There are many elaborate rumors about him. What inference about the perception of Gatsby can we make from this discussion?
He has become so rich and is so mysterious he seems almost hollow—all surface and no substance.
He is clearly a dangerous man who should be avoided at all costs.
He is a trusted member of Long Island society.
He is well-known and acquaintances by almost everyone in the city.
Which word or words best describe Myrtle?
unhappy
desperate
delusional
realistic
innocent
What is Gatsby known for?
Being a war hero
Being rich
Throwing parties
Being a performer
What makes Nick different from the rest of the guests at Gatsby's party?
He was actually invited
He knows Gatsby
He went to Yale
He works in bonds
Who does Nick run into at Gatsby's party?
Tom
Daisy
Jordan
Myrtle
Which of the following rumors are told about Gatsby in Chapter 3?
He killed a man once.
He was in the American Army during World War I
He was a German spy during World War I
All of the above
What is the man Nick calls "Owl Eyes" surprised about when they meet him in the library?
The shelves are made of oak
The books are real
The pages of the books are cut
The books are fake
Who does Gatsby request to privately speak to during the party?
Nick
Owl Eyes
Jordan
Gilda Gray
How does the mood of the party change at the end of the night? (Pg 52 book/Pg 56 PDF)
The party gets crazier
People start acting sad and inappropriately
People get bored
People help clean up
What happens to "Owl Eyes'" as he is leaving Gatsby's party?
His friend crashes their car and he doesn't know what's happened
Helps Nick get home
Passes out in the library
Saves Nick from getting beat up by drunks
For what was Gatsby famous?
his lavish, out of control parties
his amazing automobile collection
his ability to break the law and get away with it
his lies and how well he could twist the truth
Why is Nick at one of Gatsby's parties?
he was invited by special invitation
he wandered over one night
Gatsby came to his door to introduce himself and invite him
Gatsby recognized him at the local pharmacy
What did Gatsby and Nick Carraway have in common?
they both served in the war
they both enjoyed fast cars
they were both in the bonds business
they lived next door to one another
What does Nick vaguely remember about Jordan's first golf tournament?
she was accused of cheating
she won by six strokes
she lost by a good margin
she got in a fight with her caddy
In what way does the party at Gatsby's deteriorate as time goes on?
people go from having fun to fighting
people leave quickly and the place gets lonely
Nick and Gatsby stay up late talking about the war
everyone leaves to go look at the car accident
Who was Mr. Wolfsheim?
Spy
Dentist
Actor
Gambler
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
How long did Gatsby wait to meet Daisy?
Five years
Eight years
Ten years
Six years
Why did Gatsby meet Jordan?
To brag to her about his riches
To ask if she liked that party
To explain his plans about meeting Daisy
To ask if Jordan she was single
How do Gatsby's actions on pg. 65 concerning San Francisco and his actions on pg. 67 with the piece of metal and photograph affect Nick's internal conflict?
Nick is torn between believing him and thinking he is lying.
Nick has become jealous because he didn't receive honors like him while in the military.
Nick is debating about how he will tell Gatsby's life story.
Nick is unimpressed and wanted to get away from Gatsby.
What can the reader infer as to why Gatsby, an average person, would carry around his metal?
He was extremely proud of his accomplishments.
He was always taught to keep it near him.
He was afraid someone would steal it from his home especially someone at one of his parties.
He needed to use it as a ploy to help people to believe his life story.
At the beginning of chapter 4, the author provided a detailed description of Gatsby's car. What does the description of the car reveal about Gatsby?
He lives up to what people say that he spends his money in the most responsible manner.
He lives up to what people say about those who live in West Egg which is they are gaudy individuals who are not cultured enough to be rich.
He is reserved and doesn't want to stand out from the others and he shows this in his actions and what he chooses to wear, drive, and live
He lives up to what people say about those from West Egg that they are reserved individuals because they have always had money and choose classical things to spend it on.
What role does Gatsby's wealth play in his pursuit of Daisy in Chapter 4?
Gatsby's wealth is used to impress Daisy and win her love.
Gatsby's wealth is used to buy Daisy's affection.
Gatsby's wealth is a symbol of his social status and power.
Gatsby's wealth is a means to gain Daisy's attention and admiration.
How does the theme of wealth and materialism impact the characters in Chapter 4?
It leads to a sense of contentment and satisfaction.
It creates a sense of greed and desire for material possessions.
It has no impact on the characters.
It causes the characters to prioritize relationships over wealth.
What does the green light represent in Chapter 4?
Anger and frustration.
Hope and the future
Fear and uncertainty.
Envy and jealousy.
Why does Gatsby throw extravagant parties in Chapter 4?
To impress his friends and acquaintances.
To distract himself from his loneliness and longing for Daisy.
To show off his wealth and social status.
To attract Daisy's attention and create an opportunity to meet again.
Describe the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy in Chapter 4.
Gatsby is infatuated with Daisy and is determined to win her back.
Gatsby and Daisy are childhood friends.
Gatsby and Daisy are business partners.
Gatsby and Daisy are distant relatives.
Why is Gatsby obsessed with Daisy?
Gatsby is obsessed with Daisy because she owes him a large sum of money.
Gatsby is obsessed with Daisy because she is the only person who can cure his mysterious illness.
Gatsby is obsessed with Daisy because she represents his idealized vision of wealth, beauty, and social status.
Gatsby is obsessed with Daisy because she is his long-lost sister.
What TWO things does Gatsby send to Nick's house before the tea date?
Champagne
An orchestra
Someone to cut his grass
Cupcakes
Flowers
How do Gatsby and Daisy look once Nick decides to leave them alone?
Nervous to be alone with each other
Absolutely lost in each other's presence
Still very awkward
Tense, as if they need to discuss the past
For Gatsby, the white flannel suit, silver shirt and gold-colored tie symbolizes
purity
genuine love
underlining wickedness
superficial and materialistic nature
How does Gatsby’s demeanor change when Daisy comes over for tea?
He goes from being confident and sure of himself to being uncertain and awkward, and back to confident
He goes from being uncertain and awkward to being confident and sure of himself, and back to uncertain
He goes from being sad and unhappy to smiling and joyful, and back to sad and unhappy
He goes from being a shady criminal to a wide-eyed young man, and then to a love-struck teenager
Why is Gatsby preoccupied with the past?
He is stuck in the past and cannot move on
His memories of Daisy are all he has had for years
He regrets actions he made in the past
He wants to relive a specific moment in time
What is Gatsby's primary motivation for displaying his wealth?
To impress Nick
To attract other wealthy individuals to his parties
To impress Daisy
To make money
Jay Gatsby
A wealthy and enigmatic man who throws extravagant parties
Nick Carraway
The narrator of the story who befriends Gatsby
Daisy Buchanan
A beautiful and capricious woman whom Gatsby loves
Tom Buchanan
Daisy's arrogant and unfaithful husband
Mr. Sloane and Ms. Sloan
Guest at one of Gatsby's parties who shows disrespect to Gatsby
Which of the following statements is NOT true about Gatsby's background?
He was originally named James Gatz.
He came from a family of poor North Dakota farmers.
He accidentally befriended a millionaire in his youth.
He inherited his wealth from a distant relative.
What is Tom's reaction to the idea that Gatsby might have made his money through bootlegging?
He is intrigued and asks Gatsby more questions about it.
He accuses Gatsby of being involved in illegal activity.
He defends Gatsby against Nick's implied accusation.
He doesn't comment on the matter at all.
What is Gatsby's real name?
What was Gatsby doing on the shore of Lake Superior in his younger days?
working as a stockbroker
working as a janitor
working as a driver
working as a clamdigger and salmon fisherman
Who is Dan Cody?
Why does Tom agree to attend Gatsby's party?
Tom wants to keep an eye on Daisy
What did Dan Cody teach Gatsby?
How does Gatsby make his fortune?
Through inheritance from a wealthy relative
By winning the lottery
Through illegal activities like bootlegging
By working hard in the stock market
What is the reason behind Gatsby's extravagant parties?
To impress Daisy and win her back
To show off his wealth and status
To network with influential people
Out of loneliness and a need for companionship
How does Daisy react when she sees Gatsby's mansion for the first time?
She is impressed by his wealth and extravagance
She is disappointed by the lack of sophistication in the decor
She is overwhelmed by the grandeur and size of the mansion
She is indifferent and unimpressed
Who says to Gatsby, "You can't repeat the past"?
Daisy Buchanan
Nick Carraway
Tom Buchanan
Dan Cody
Why does Daisy give Tom her gold pencil?
She's suggesting that he will find a new girl to cheat with and she's "helping" him remember her name and address.
She gives it to him in case he wants to write anything down.
She wants him to leave her alone.
Why does Gatsby replace all of his servants?
Gatsby has lost all his money in the stock market and can no longer afford servants.
Daisy is visiting Gatsby in the afternoons and they don’t want the word getting out.
The old servants quit after they realized Gatsby’s true background.
Daisy wants people she knows working for Gatsby.
What is revealed by Tom demanding Gatsby and Daisy ride back to East Egg together?
He is threatened by Gatsby and doesn’t want to be around him.
He is not threatened by Gatsby and is confident Daisy won’t leave him.
He wants to spend time with Jordan, away from Daisy.
Gatsby and Daisy don’t ride back together.
What was the weather like on the day Myrtle dies?
Very cold, like an icy wind
Very hot, broiling
Moderate, like an ocean breeze
Frozen, let it go
At George's garage, Tom learns that --
George has been stealing from him.
his car has been tampered with.
Myrtle is seeing yet another man.
Myrtle and George are moving.
At the Plaza Hotel, what does Gatsby want Daisy to do?
Tell Tom she never loved him
Tell Nick that she hates his guts
Tell Jordan that she needs to practice her swing more
Tell Tom that she wants a divorce
Who was driving the car that killed Myrtle?
Gatsby
Tom
Nick
Daisy
What color is Gatsby's car that hits Myrtle?
Blue
White
Yellow
Black
What does Tom do when he drives away from the scene of the crash?
Tom regrets not talking to Myrtle on the way to the city.
Tom cries.
Tom drives to Gatsby's to confront him about the accident.
Tom accidentally crashes his own car.
Who says they will take the blame for Myrtles death?
Daisy
Tom
Gatsby
Wilson
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 are the consequences of Myrtle's death in Chapter 8 of The Great Gatsby?
Experiencing the tragedy of Myrtle's death together helps strengthen Jordan and Nick's relationship.
Myrtle's death leads to Gatsby's arrest as he is the owner of the damaged, yellow, car.
Myrtle's death brings peace and resolution to the characters in The Great Gatsby
Myrtle's death causes George to seek revenge on the person he mistakenly thinks she was having an affair with.
George Wilson draws Michaelis's attention to the billboard of Dr. T.J. Eckleberg and connects the billboard to
The eyes of God
His love for Myrtle
His confusion after Myrtle's death
The driver of the "death car."
What does George find that makes him realize that Myrtle is cheating?
A pearl necklace
A single rose
A dog leash
Men's clothing
What reasons does Gatsby give for Daisy’s original decision to marry Tom?
She thought Gatsby had died in the war.
She didn’t think Gatsby would wait for her.
Deep down, she had always loved Tom.
Tom has good social standing and was acceptable to her parents.
What does Nick tell Gatsby before leaving him?
Daisy never loved Gatsby.
Gatsby is better than Daisy and her friends.
He wishes he’d stayed in Minneapolis.
Gatsby will always be his friend.
Who kills Gatsby?
Meyer Wolfshiem
Tom Buchanan
George Wilson
Daisy Buchanan
Why does Wilson conclude that Myrtle was killed by her lover?
Tom tells him.
Myrtle whispers this to him before she dies.
The Dr. Eckleburg billboard reveals this to him.
He is told this in a dream.
Whom does Nick meet before Gatsby’s funeral?
Gatsby's mother
Gatsby's father
Gatsby's estranged wife
Gatsby's son
Which statement best characterizes Tom’s feelings toward Gatsby’s death?
He blames himself.
He thinks it was unfortunate but inevitable.
He thinks Gatsby deserved it.
He wishes he would have been the one to die.
What does Nick conclude about the Buchanans?
He thinks they are spoiled and destructive.
He thinks deep down they are sweet people.
He pities them because they lead empty lives.
He envies their position and wealth.
How does Jordan react to Nick breaking up with her?
She becomes hysterical.
She is indifferent.
She claims to have another lover.
She punches him in the eye.
Name two characters who attend Gatsby's funeral
Jordan Baker
Ewing Klipspringer
Meyer Wolfsheim
the owl-eyed man
Henry C. Gatz
Nick finally tells Tom the truth that Daisy, not Gatsby, killed Myrtle.
True
False
Henry Gatz is Gatsby's:
cousin
uncle
father
long lost son
