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Literature Section III FQ

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

As a college student, F. Scott Fitzgerald had an unsuccessful relationship with

a)

Edith Bouvier

b)

Clara Bow

c)

Ginevra King

d)

Therese Anne Fowler

e)

Zelda Sayre

2.

Which F. Scott Fitzgerald novel was published FIRST?

a)

This Side of Paradise

b)

The Last Tycoon

c)

The Beautiful and Damned

d)

Tender Is the Night

e)

The Great Gatsby

3.

F. Scott Fitzgerald began work on The Great Gatsby in

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

the United Kingdom

d)

Mexico

e)

the United States

4.

Why is Three Comrades notable in F. Scott Fitzgerald's screenwriting career?

a)

It adapted the writing of his wife Zelda

b)

It was his only credited screenplay

c)

It adapted one of Fitzgerald's short stories

d)

It was an anthology of three short films

e)

It was released after Fitzgerald's death

5.

Which of the following Long Island towns inspired the setting of West Egg in The Great Gatsby?

a)

Deep Sound

b)

Wide Bay

c)

Tall Pine

d)

Great Neck

e)

High Hill

6.

Why is Nick Carraway's presence at Gatsby's party in Chapter 3 of The Great Gatsby unusual?

a)

Nick was supposed to be away in Manhattan at the time

b)

Unlike most attendees, Nick has an actual invitation

c)

Gatsby seldom allows "low" people like Nick into his parties

d)

Nick had refused any social engagements to that point

e)

Nick had been blamed for a car accident on Gatsby's property

7.

Arnold Rothstein was the primary model for The Great Gatsby character

a)

Jay Gatsby

b)

Meyer Wolfshiem

c)

Nick Carraway

d)

Tom Buchanan

e)

George Wilson

8.

In Chapter 6 of The Great Gatsby, Gatsby denies the impossibility of

a)

living forever

b)

discovering happiness

c)

becoming upper-class

d)

finding love

e)

repeating the past

9.

Who tends to George Wilson on the evening after Myrtle Wilson's death?

a)

Michaelis

b)

Jordan Baker

c)

Jay Gatsby

d)

Nick Carraway

e)

Tom Buchanan

10.

How does Nick Carraway's narration prove unreliable in The Great Gatsby?

a)

His interpretation and reporting are solid, but his evaluation is questionable

b)

His reporting and evaluation are solid, but his interpretation is questionable

c)

His interpretation is more accurate than his evaluation or reporting

d)

His evaluation and interpretation are solid, but his reporting is questionable

e)

His reporting is more accurate than his evaluation or interpretation

11.

In The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby describes Daisy Buchanan's voice as being "'full of

a)

wealth'"

b)

silver'"

c)

gold'"

d)

riches'"

e)

money'"

12.

The likely inspiration for Jordan Baker in The Great Gatsby was a professional

a)

archer

b)

rower

c)

golfer

d)

tennis player

e)

football player

13.

Which of the following arrangements of opposites represents moral superiority in The Great Gatsby?

a)

Rural over Urban

b)

West over East

c)

High over Low

d)

Wild over Settled

e)

Land over Sea

14.

The allegory of The Great Gatsby reflects

a)

the poor triumphing over the rich

b)

materialism triumphing over idealism

c)

crime triumphing over honesty

d)

dreams triumphing over reality

e)

generosity triumphing over greed

15.

Hollywood adaptations of The Great Gatsby were released in all of the following years EXCEPT

a)

1949

b)

2013

c)

2000

d)

1926

e)

1974