Gatsby Test Review
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| Jay Gatsby | Rich man who followed a dream for five years
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| Nick Carraway | Narrator
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| Daisy Buchanan | Gatsby's dream
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| Tom Buchanan | Rich, discontented ex-athlete
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| Jordan Baker | Golf player
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| Myrtle Wilson | Buchanan's mistress
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| George Wilson | Man who shot Gatsby
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| Wolfsheim | Business associate of Gaysby
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| Klipspringer | The "boarder"
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| Michaelis | Principal witness to accident
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| Gatsby's was a decorated hero during WW I. | True
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| Gatsby's came from a wealthy family. | False
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| Jordan Baker lived with her elderly aunt. | True
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| Jordan's incurable dishonesty deeply troubled Nick. | False
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| The narrator relates hints that Gatsby did not earn his money honestly. | True
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| F. Scott Fitzgerald lived in Paris. | True
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| Gatsby was disturbed by Daisy's former affairs. | False
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| Myrtle ran toward Gatsby's car because she wanted to talk to him. | False
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| Nick was involved in dishonest dealings with bonds. | False
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| Daisy was in love with Gatsby before she married Tom. | True
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| Daisy admitted she was driving at the time of the accident. | False
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| Gatsby bought his mansion only because ot it's size and beauty. | False
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| Great Gatsby takes place during | 1920s
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| Tom and Daisy are | Destructive, careless, and selfish
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| Nick was distressed by GATSBY's death because | Friend's apathy
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| Daisy married Tom because | Gatsby was gone, she was flattered, and she wanted a purpose for her life
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| George found out the owner of the car through | Tom
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| Nick first met Jordan at | The Buchanans' house
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| Gatsby gave parties to | Find Daisy
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| Wolfsheim's is based on a real person who was guilty of | Fixing the World Series
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| George Wilson became aware of his wife's affair when | Found the dog collar
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| Daisy drove Gatsby's car because | She thought it would calm her
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| The only character that knew all the details of the accident was | Daisy
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| How did the narrator feel towards Gatsby? | Mixed emotions
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| Why didn't Daisy stop after the accident? | Gatsby wouldn't let her
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| What was Tom's reaction when Gatsby said Daisy did not love Tom? | Disbelief
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| What is the very sad event that Gatsby refers to? | Daisy's marriage to another man
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| What did Myrtle think when she saw Jordan with Tom? | Jordan was his wife
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| Why did George shoot Gatsby? | He thought Gatsby has killed Myrtle
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| Nick believed Gatsby's story about the war because | Gatsby had a medal and photograph
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| Where was Fitzgerald born? | St. Paul
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| "I can't stand my husband" | Myrtle
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| "do you think everything will please her, old sport" | Gatsby
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| "I'm one of the few honest people, I know" | Nick
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| "he'd have killed me if I hadn't told him who owned the car" | Tom
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| "But I did love Tom" | Daisy
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| "I'm really sorry, but I don't get iNvolved with my friends' deaths" | Wolfsheim
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| "I have a way to find out who killed my wife" | Wilson
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| "I won't be able to get away for the funeral, but will you please send my tennis shoes" | Kilspringer
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| Theme: Money | Money can't buy you happieness. Daisy and Tom have lots of money, but are not truly happy, because they have affairs with others.
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| Where does Tom Buchannan live? | East Egg
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| Where does Jay Gatsby live? | West Egg
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| Where does Daisy Buchannan live? | East Egg
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| Where does Nick Carraway live? | West Egg
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| Where does Myrtle Wilson live? | Valley of Ashes
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| Where does George Wilson live? | Valley of Ashes
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| “She was a slender small-breasted girl, with an erect carriage, which she accentuated by throwing her body backward at the shoulders like a young cadet." | Jordan Baker
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| Now he was a sturdy straw-haired man of thirty with a rather hard mouth and a supercilious manner. Two shining arrogant eyes had established dominance over his face and gave him the appearance of always leaning aggressively forward." | Tom Buchanan
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| "In college I was unjustly accused of being a politician, because I was privy to the secret griefs of wild, unknown men.” | Nick Carraway
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| . “He smiled understandingly—much more than understandingly. It faced—or seemed to face—the whole external world for an instant, and then concentrated on you with an irresistible prejudice in your favor." | Jay Gatsby
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| . “She was in the middle thirties, and faintly stout, but she carried her surplus flesh sensuously as some women can." | Myrtle Wilson
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| "Her face was sad and lovely with bright things in it, bright eyes and a bright passionate mouth, but there was an excitement in her voice that men who had cared for her found difficult to forget..." | Daisy Buchanan
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| “He was a blond, spiritless man, anaemic, and faintly handsome. When he saw us a damp gleam of hope sprang into his light blue eyes.” | George Wilson
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| Which character can be described as "reflective and observant" | Nick Carraway
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| Which character can be described as "unfaithful and motivated by money" | Myrtle Wilson
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| Which character can be described as "egotistical and unfaithful" | Tom Buchanan
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| Which character can be described as "devoted and hard-working" | George Wilson
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| Which character can be described as "living in the past and unable to move forward" | Jay Gastby
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| Which character can be described as "foolish and refusing to ignore the facts" | Daisy Buchanan
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| What does Gatsby stare at that represents his longing for his American dream? | The green light on Daisy's dock
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| What represents a higher power watching over everything? | The eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg
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| What represents decay and destruction? | The Valley of Ashes
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| What color symbolisis caution? | Yellow
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| The color white is a symbol for what? | Purity
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