Why was Gatsby so nervous to talk to Daisy when they meet at Nicks house
He was nervous because of how long he had dreamed of this moment.
Why does Daisy cry over Gatsby's shirts.
It makes her sad that she has never seen such beautiful shirts before
Why did Tom have an affair with Myrtle.
It was a break from his boring life
Who is Myrtle's husband
George Wilson
True/False
Daisy admits she was driving at the time of the accident
False
What does the green light symbolize to Gatsby.
It Symbolized Gatsby's dream for Daisy
Why did Daisy hit Myrtle.
She was being carless
Why does Tom break Myrtle's nose.
He believed she should not be allowed to say Daisy name and she did.
What does Myrtle represent.
The lower class.
True/False
Nick is from New York City
False
He's from Minnesota
Double Jeopardy
Why did Gatsby want to become rich.
He did it to impress Daisy
What does the quote “I hope she'll be a fool—that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool.” mean?
Daisy wants her daughter to have an easy life, strong independent women have harder life's.
What did Tom accuse Gatsby of doing illegally
He illegally sold alcohol
Why is Myrtle's death ironic?
Daisy kills her not knowing she was Tom’s mistress.
True/False
Jay Gatsby is Gatsby's real name
False
His real name is Jay Gatz
Why does Gatsby through his party's.
In the hope Daisy will come to one
Why did Daisy marry tom instead of Gatsby.
Gatsby left for the war
What does Tom figure out.
Gatsby and Daisy are having an affair
How is Myrtle’s death foreshadowed?
Earlier in the book Jordan nearly runs over a workman with her car because she is being careless just like how Daisy was also being a careless driver.
True/False
Jordan Cheated in her golf tournament
True
What does the eyes of doctor t.j. eckleburg symbolize
The eyes of God judging men
Why did Daisy stay with Tom in the end.
She thinks Tom is a more stable choice compared to Gatsby.
Where did Tom attend University
Yale University
Double Jeopardy
What does the Valley of ashes symbolize?
Death, poverty and the unattainability of the American dream.
True/False
Wolfsheim fixed the world Series
True