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WorksheetsFinal Exam Prep. Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 38mins
Who is the author of “The Great Gatsby”?
Nick Carraway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Zelda Fitzgerald
Jay Gatsby
Who narrates “The Great Gatsby”?
Tom Buchanan
Jay Gatsby
Nick Carraway
George Wilson
The novel highlights all of the following, EXCEPT:
The equal opportunity to achieve one’s dreams
The disregard (lack of respect) for the laws in the 1920s
The new rights for women
People’s obsession with wealth and status
Why did George Wilson decide to take Myrtle West?
What does Gatsby offer Nick for setting up his first meeting with Daisy after five years?
A white card
A date with Jordan Baker
Money
A business opportunity
Which of these things is NOT symbolized by the green light?
The equality among different social classes
The desire to repeat past relationships
The distance between dream and reality
The hope to achieve dreams even in difficulties
What does the continuous noise of the “fog horn” that keeps Nick awake in chapter 8 foreshadow?
The argument between Tom and Daisy
Myrtle’s demise (death)
The end of Nick and Jordan’s relationship
Gatsby's demise (death)
What symbol at the end of the novel contradicts (shows the opposite) Gatsby's belief that one can escape one’s background and ‘repeat’ one’s past?
The green light across the bay burns out.
Gatsby's death shows that you die when you try to escape the fate of your origins.
“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne ceaselessly into the past”.
Daisy gives Gatsby a second chance.
Which of the descriptions below best describe Tom's character?
He has an athletic build. He is arrogant, wealthy, aggressive, and racist. He is an old-money snob.
What are the two things Jay shows Nick to try to convince him that he's an upstanding fellow?
A picture of he and his friends away at college in Oxford.
A picture of he and Daisy as young loves.
A deed to his mansion and his car title.
A medal, slung on a ribbon from the country of Montenegro.
Why doesn't the green light hold the same meaning for Gatsby anymore? Choose two.
It has to do with Meyer Wolfsheim and his running a red light while driving.
The green light was what lit up the billboard overlooking the Valley of Ashes.
The green light symbolized his desire to meet up with Daisy. He achieved it when he met her at Nick's house.
The green light no longer separated Daisy from Jay because they had finally gotten together.
What was the accessory Meyer Wolfsheim was wearing and why was it unique?
It was an Oxford pin made of rubies given to him by Gatsby.
It was a diamond encrusted broach he was given by a prince.
It was a set of cufflinks made out of human molars (teeth)
It was a World Series ring and he had stolen it.
"A stout, middle-aged man with enormous owl-eyed spectacles was sitting somewhere drunk on the edge of a great table, staring with an unsteady concentration at the shelves of books" describes...
"Owl Eyes"
Jay Gatsby
Jordan Baker
Tom Buchanan
A literary device in which an author gives hints or clues about events that will take place later in the story.
Flashback
Simile
Foreshadowing
Allusion
What is the name of Daisy's daughter?
Pammy
Michaelis
Tommy
Sara
"Her voice is full of money." This is an example of which literary device?
Metaphor
Simile
Paradox
Oxymoron
The writer mentions the hot day throughout the novel. What is the significance?
It shows that the East Eggers are not very rich. They cannot afford AC.
It shows that the characters do not enjoy summer.
It foreshadows the bad/ intense things that would happen later in the chapter.
It foreshadows Toms burning love for Daisy.
Who is Michaelis?
Jordan's neighbor
a police officer
a guy who works on the train in the Valley of Ashes
George's neighbor
How does Wilson find out Myrtle is having an affair?
He finds her pearl necklace
He saw the way she looks at Tom
Tom tells Wilson about Gatsby
He found the dog leash
True or false:
Daisy leaves Tom for Gatsby
True
False
What compliment does Nick give Gatsby?
"You really are the great Gatsby!"
"You dream without limits, and for that I admire you"
"They're a rotten crowd. You're worth the whole bunch put together"
"You are the most genuine man I've ever had the pleasure of meeting"
Which of the examples below foreshadowed Gatsby’s death?
The fog-horn
The heat
Nick being unable to sleep
Tom driving his blue car back home
What does the green light symbolize?
Gatsby's dreams (hopes) of success and love.
Daisy's faithfulness to Tom.
Nick's dream of moving to the East Egg.
Tom's jealousy toward Gatsby.
Which two options below represent proof that Gatsby showed Nick to convince Nick of his past?
A medal from a the government of Montenegro
A degree from Oxford University
A photo of himself while at Oxford
A diamond that he purchased in on one of his adventures
What reason does Fitzgerald give for Gatsby’s death?
He paid for abandoning his family
He’s worth the whole damn bunch of them
He paid a high price for living too long with a single dream
He did illegal things
What does Doctor T. J. Eckleburg represent?
The American Dream
God
wealth
superficiality
What reason does Fitzgerald give for Gatsby’s death?
He paid for abandoning his family
He’s worth the whole damn bunch of them
He paid a high price for living too long with a single dream
He did illegal things
Who inspired Gatsby to become the rich and powerful man he'd always hoped to be?
Doctor T. J. Eckleburg
Dan Cody
Meyer Wolfschiem
Henry Gatz
Select all the options that represent a symbol in the novel.
Nature
The American Dream
Eyes of T.J. Eckleburg
Parties
Infidelity
Select all the characters who are truly apart of the old money society.
Mr. Sloane
Jordan Baker
Nick Carraway
Jay Gatsby
Mrs. Wilson
After Myrtle’s death, Nick advised Gatsby to go to ———— for a week.
Montreal/ New York City
Atlantic City/ Montreal
Midwest/ North Dakota
Southampton/South side
A boring, bland man who owns a garage in the Valley of the Ashes.
Meyer Wolfschiem
George Wilson
Klipspringer
Nick Carraway
The man who fixed the Worlds Series in 1919 and wears cuff links made from human molars.
Meyer Wolfsheim
Jay Gatsby
Tom Buchanan
Nick Carraway
An ambitious man in his early 30s who became wealthy by unknown means and hopes to relive the best of the past.
Nick Carraway
Tom Buchanan
George Wilson
Jay Gatsby
TRUE/ FALSE
Gatsby’s naivety and his romantic desires eventually caused his death.
FALSE
TRUE
What figurative device is this an example of?
The boy who always boasted about his punctuality missed the bus on the day of his important exam, leading to him being late and missing the first part of the test.
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Hyperbole
What figurative device is this an example of?
In a moment of sheer determination, Sarah lifted a ton of books with a single hand and carried them effortlessly up the stairs, showing to us all her superhuman strength.
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
What is it?
This is how the author wants the reader to feel after reading or while reading.
Mood
Tone
Simile
Theme
This is a type of poem that doesn’t have a specific rhyme scheme and allows the writer to write freely.
Sonnet
Mnemonic
Free verse
Prose
What type of conflict is presented in the scenario below?
In the heat of the argument, Maria's words were sharp as knives, piercing through Sarah's defenses like a sword. With each accusation, their friendship crumbled like a fragile house of cards, leaving them both wounded and alone in the aftermath.
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Nature
What type of conflict is presented in the scenario below?
In a moment of uncertainty, Sarah's reflection in the mirror whispered doubts about her abilities, creating a storm of doubt that raged within her as she prepared to take the stage.
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Nature
Man vs. Society
What is being described?
Simile, onomatopoeia, symbols, irony, personification are all examples of______
What is it?
The American Dream, dishonesty and corruption are all examples of ------------in the novel “The Great Gatsby”.
What is it?
The weather (rain, sun), the greenlight, and Gatsby’s car are all examples of ---------in the novel ‘The Great Gatsby’.
