Social class in The Great Gatsby
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- Q1Which social class does Jay Gatsby belong to in The Great Gatsby?middle classnew moneyold moneyworking class30s
- Q2Which character represents the old money social class in The Great Gatsby?Jay GatsbyMyrtle WilsonNick CarrawayTom Buchanan30s
- Q3What social class does Daisy Buchanan belong to in The Great Gatsby?working classold moneymiddle classnew money30s
- Q4Which character represents the working class in The Great Gatsby?George WilsonJay GatsbyJordan BakerTom Buchanan30s
- Q5Which social class does Myrtle Wilson aspire to belong to in The Great Gatsby?upper classmiddle classnew moneyworking class30s
- Q6What is the symbol of social class and status in The Great Gatsby?physical appearancewealthfamily backgroundeducation30s
- Q7Which social class does Nick Carraway belong to in The Great Gatsby?upper classmiddle classnew moneyworking class30s
- Q8Which character in The Great Gatsby is an example of new money?Jay GatsbyTom BuchananJordan BakerDaisy Buchanan30s
- Q9Which social class does Jordan Baker belong to in The Great Gatsby?upper classnew moneymiddle classworking class30s
- Q10What social class does Myrtle Wilson belong to in The Great Gatsby?new moneymiddle classworking classupper class30s
- Q11How is Daisy Buchanan characterized in The Great Gatsby?Compassionate and selflessBeautiful and shallowAmbitious and hardworkingWitty and intelligent30s
- Q12How is George Wilson characterized in The Great Gatsby?Wealthy and influentialWorking class and desperateEducated and sophisticatedHappy and content30s
- Q13How is Myrtle Wilson characterized in The Great Gatsby?Materialistic and desperate for wealthGenerous and selflessHumorous and carefreeNoble and virtuous30s
- Q14How is Jordan Baker characterized in The Great Gatsby?Modest and humbleOptimistic and cheerfulCynical and dishonestLoyal and trustworthy30s
- Q15How is Tom Buchanan characterized in The Great Gatsby?Powerful and arrogantCompassionate and empatheticHumble and modestInsecure and shy30s