Question 1

Who does Gatsby request from Nick Carraway?

Accepted Answer

To invite Daisy Buchanan for tea

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To organize a party for him

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To introduce him to Tom Buchanan

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To lend him money

Question 2

Why does Gatsby throw extravagant parties in his mansion?

Accepted Answer

To attract Daisy's attention

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To impress his friends

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To show off his wealth

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To network with influential people

Question 3

What is the significance of the green light at the end of Daisy's dock?

Accepted Answer

A symbol of Gatsby's hopes and dreams

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A representation of wealth and luxury

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A signal for Tom Buchanan

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A lighthouse guiding ships

Question 4

What is the significance of Chapter 5 in The Great Gatsby?

Accepted Answer

The reunion between Gatsby and Daisy

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Tom Buchanan's affair

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Gatsby's extravagant parties

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The introduction of Nick Carraway

Question 5

What does Jay Gatsby tell Nick Carraway about his background?

Accepted Answer

He is from a wealthy family in the Midwest

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He grew up in poverty in New York

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He is a self-made millionaire

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He is an orphan

Question 6

What is the reason behind Gatsby's immense wealth in The Great Gatsby?

Accepted Answer

His involvement in organized crime

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Winning the lottery

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Inheritance from a wealthy relative

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Successful business ventures

Question 7

Where does Gatsby originally meet Daisy?

Accepted Answer

Louisville, Kentucky

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New York City, New York

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Paris, France

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Chicago, Illinois

Question 8

What do the shirts symbolize in The Great Gatsby?

Accepted Answer

Gatsby's wealth and success

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Daisy's love for Gatsby

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Gatsby's social status

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Gatsby's childhood memories

Question 9

In 'The Great Gatsby', why does Gatsby put Daisy on a pedestal?

Accepted Answer

He is captivated by her wealth and social status

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He is in love with her sister

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He admires her artistic talent

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He is impressed by her intelligence

Question 10

How does Gatsby idealize Daisy in 'The Great Gatsby'?

Accepted Answer

He sees her as the epitome of perfection and innocence

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He sees her as a rebellious and independent woman

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He sees her as a doting and loving wife

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He sees her as a manipulative and selfish person

Question 11

What role does Gatsby's infatuation with Daisy play in 'The Great Gatsby'?

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It drives his pursuit of wealth and success

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It fuels his desire for adventure and travel

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It leads him to distance himself from society

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It causes him to lose interest in his social circle

Question 12

What happens at the tea between Gatsby and Daisy when they first get there?

Accepted Answer

They are awkward and uncomfortable with each other.

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They have a heated argument.

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Daisy confesses her love for Gatsby.

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They fall deeply in love.

Question 13

What does the broken clock symbolize in the Great Gatsby?

Accepted Answer

Gatsby's dream to turn back time

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The passing of time

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The unreliability of wealth

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The importance of punctuality

Question 14

How does the meeting between Gatsby and Daisy end?

Accepted Answer

They reunite and express their love for each other.

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Gatsby realizes he never loved Daisy.

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Gatsby proposes to Daisy and she accepts.

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Daisy confesses her love for someone else.

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Daisy rejects Gatsby and leaves him.

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