
Gatsby - Exam Review #4
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- Q1Who narrates the story?Nick, in a flashbackThe all-knowing narratorNick, as the events unfoldNick and Gatsby20s
- Q2What Nick thinks is "gorgeous" about Gatsby is Gatsby'sheightened sensitivity to the promises of life; his romantic readinessstyle of moving and living, coupled with his extravagant spendingsplendid physical appearanceability to throw great parties30s
- Q3Jay Gatsby gives up the name James Gatz because hewants a name that has a romantic sound to ithe is wanted by the police for an old crimeuses the name of a wealthy man who befriends him as a young man.hates his father and everything about him45s
- Q4The night before Daisy and Tom's weddingNone of the aboveNick tries to talk Daisy out of getting married to Tom.Tom is seen going into a hotel with a waitressDaisy gets drunk and cries after opening a letter from Gatsby30s
- Q5What do Nick and Gatsby have in common?They were both in the Third Division during the war.They both run away from home when they were sixteen.They both love Daisy.They both hate, yet love, the rich.45s
- Q6Which fact about Jordan Baker is NOT true?She eavesdrops on the personal conversations of her friends.When Nick tells her he is leaving, she tells him she is engaged to someone else.When the Buchanans lived in Chicago, she and Tom had an affairShe has been accused of cheating in a golf game.45s
- Q7In what year is The Great Gatsby set?192219241925192330s
- Q8At the opening of story, Nick tells us he has become disillusioned byTom and Daisya sense of man's relative unimportance in an indifferent universe.Gatsbywhat preyed on Gatsby and floated in the wake of his dreams45s
- Q9We are repeatedly told that Daisy's most notable feature isher "languid" (slow) way of walkingher long, gorgeous hairher slim, elegant waisther voice30s
- Q10Which of the following correctly identifies the weather at specific points during the novel?Rained the day of Daisy and Gatsby's reunion; snowed the day of his funeralHot and humid the day of Myrtle's death; rained the day of Gatsby's deathCool autumn weather on the day of Gatsby's death; rained the day of Daisy and Gatsby's reunion.Rained the day of Myrtle's death; cool autumn-like weather the day of George Wilson's suicide.60s