According to the narrator, what did Gatsby have that most men did not have?

What did the narrator, Nick, want when he came back from the East?

Why they came east I don't know. They had spent a year in France, for no particular reason, and then drifted here and there unrestfully wherever people played polo and were rich together. This was a permanent move, said Daisy over the telephone, but I didn't believe it--I had no sight into Daisy's heart but I felt that Tom would drift on forever seeking a little wistfully for the dramatic turbulence of some irrecoverable football game. The paragraph above suggests that:

That was a way she had. She hinted in a murmur that the surname of the balancing girl was Baker. (I’ve heard it said that Daisy’s murmur was only to make people lean toward her; an irrelevant criticism that made it no less charming.) The word murmur in the above excerpt most likely means:

Which statement best describes Nick’s opinion of both Tom and Daisy at the end of the first chapter?

The mood of the party in chapter 1 changes from _____ to _____ when Tom’s mistress telephones.

Daisy's apparent reaction to her husband's infidelity can best be described as

The best analysis of why Daisy says she hopes her daughter will be a beautiful little fool is:

The fifth guest at the dinner party in chapter 1 is:

The best description of George Wilson's garage is

How do the Wilson’s fit into the setting of the valley of ashes?

The valley of ashes is described as a fantastic “farm where ashes grow like wheat.” The word fantastic alludes to the valley’s ability to:

The valley of ashes most likely represents:

The eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg most likely represents:

Myrtle can best be described as

Myrtle's purchases on the way to the apartment serve to highlight what about her personality?

Which of the following assertions about Tom are not true based on his actions in the first two chapters?

The mention of Gatsby for a second time at the second dinner party serves to:

The fact that Tom can't leave Daisy because she is catholic is true.

The dinner party in chapter two juxtaposes the dinner party in chapter 1 by being:

Gatsby’s invitation to Nick asks him to join his “little party.” The understatement of that phrase serves to:

What type of people attend Gatsby’s parties:

The rumors about Gatsby serve to establish:

Most people came to attend Gatsby’s party through:

Nick's explanation of the preparation for Gatsby's party serves to:

Owl Eyes provides the following impression of Gatsby:

The car accident at the end of Gatsby's party reinforces which of the following ideas about the society in which the book is set?

“And then came that disconcerting ride” The word disconcerting in the above sentence most likely means:

Gatsby's confession about his life clears up the confusion Nick was experiencing about who Gatsby was

Which of the following statements about Gatsby’s version of his own life story is most accurate?

Gatsby’s practice of offering a business connection to friends and showing off his material possessions is most likely stemmed from:

Nick’s reaction to the question about a business connection implies all of the following except:

The transition from the story about a murder to a question of a business connection by Mr. Wolfshiem establishes what about his character:

Which of the following best describes how Jordan describes Daisy at 18?

Gatsby’s preparation of both his and Nick’s property before the meeting can best be described as:

Gatsby's disappearance when Tom arrives serves to

Daisy's loss of infatuation with Tom after their marriage can best be explained by:

Daisy's willingness to attend a meeting with Nick without Tom's knowledge of the events implies:

Gatsby and Daisy are equally as nervous at the beginning of the meeting

How is Daisy’s behavior after she meets Gatsby different from her behavior in the previous chapters?

The defunct clock that Gatsby knocks off the mantle at the beginning of the meeting with Daisy most likely represents:

The best description of Gatsby’s role in Dan Cody’s life is:

In the end, Gatsby walked away from his time with Dan Cody with ________ .

The green light loses some significance to Gatsby when he reunites with Daisy.

Which of the following statements about the weather during Gatsby and Daisy's meeting is true?

The song that Klipspringer play entitled “Ain’t We Got Fun” juxtaposes what about Daisy and Gatsby?

The reason that Gatsby introduces Tom as “the polo player” is most likely to:

Daisy's remark about Tom using her pencil in case he wants to take down any numbers is her way of not letting Tom behave the way he wants without being called out for his actions.

Daisy did not enjoy Gatsby's party because:

Leaving college because of his humiliation over his job as a janitor implies which of the following about Gatsby:

Gatsby's parties stop because:

Nick’s assurance that Tom is on the phone regarding a genuine business deal most likely implies that:

Gatsby’s reaction to Daisy’s child can best be described as:

Which of the following best explains Daisy’s request to go to town?

Gatsby’s assertion that Daisy’s voice is full of money reinforces the following:

Tom and Wilson have the all of the following in common except:

Tom’s question about Gatsby’s attendance at Oxford did not have the intended effect because:

Daisy’s resolve to leave Tom diminished completely with what event?

What happened at Tom and Daisy’s house while Gatsby was watching over it after the accident?

What happens overnight as Nick and Gatsby talk about the past?

All of the following are evidence that Daisy and Gatsby will never be able to be together except:

Nick tells us that he “found [himself] on Gatsby’s side, and alone.” Which of the following mood words best describes how that made him feel?

Myrtle's biggest mistake revolved around the fact that

George's solution to his wife's affair shows which of the following about his character?

The scene that nick witnesses at the end of the chapter 7 confirms which of the following about Tom and Daisy?

Which of the following statements about Gatsby’s past is most accurate:

Wolfsheim’s tone in his response to Gatsby’s death can best be described as:

Which of the following provides the best description of Gatsby’s father?

Which of the following best explains why Wolfsheim refuses to go to Gatsby’s funeral?

What can be learned about Gatsby from the schedule written inside his copy of Hopalong Cassidy?

Gatsby’s father’s language conveys all of the following about his character except:

The news reports of Gatsby’s death were mostly:

Which fact makes the reader assume that Tom told Wilson that Gatsby killed Myrtle?