Characters
Gatsby is eager because of this at the end of the chapter.
Why does Gatsby want Nick to have Daisy over so he can reconnect with her?
Area where Gatsby reaches for.
What is Daisy’s house? (Because he is in love with her)
Information is revealed through this character instead of Gatsby, who is mysterious.
Who is Jordan?
Chapter 4 is mostly narrated from this character’s perspective.
Who is Nick Carraway?
The following quote is an example of___: “Yeah, Gatsby’s very careful about women. He would never so much as look at a friend’s wife.”
What is irony?
___ says this, which encapsulates all the characters: “There are only the pursued, the pursuing, the busy and the tired.”
Who is Nick?
The area where Gatsby and Nick speed through on their way to the city (Halfway between West Egg and New York).
What is The Vally of Ashes?
The structural goal of Chapter 4.
How does Chapter 4 reveal the mystery behind the past of Jay Gatsby?
This character narrates the introduction of Meyer Wolfshiem.
Who is Nick Carraway?
The following is a simile for___: (Context: before wedding of Tom and Daisy) “...it was coming to pieces like snow”(Fitzgerald 77).
What is romance between Daisy and Gatsby coming to a end?
“Unlike Gatsby and Tom Buchanan I had no girl whose disembodied face loated along the dark cornices and blinding signs and so I drew up the girl beside me, tightening my arms.”(Fitzgerald 81) This quote reveals Nick’s ____.
What is jealousy?
YOU CHOOSE: The secret area where Nick and Gatsby had lunch in Chapter 4 OR when the lunch takes place.
What is a cellar/when is noon?
This theme is present in the end or conclusion of the chapter.
What is love?
This type of perspective/narration is used in Chapter 4 of The Great Gatsby and the entirety of the novel.
What is first-person limited perspective?
Nick uses this literary device to describe a motorcycle while passing by it on the way to lunch.
What is onomatopoeia? (“‘jug—jug—SPAT!’”)
Meyer Wolfshiem falsely equates ___ with “fine breeding.”
What is wealth?
Daisy is from ____ and marries Tom here. (Revealed by Jordan)
What is Louisville/Kentucky?
How Gatsby often exits the scene, or what compels him to do so.
Why does Gatsby get a phone call(s)?
This character takes over as the narrator briefly during their monologue in this chapter.
Who is Jordan?
Sugar lumps are a metaphor for this setting/location.
What is the city?
Gatsby says his parents are from ___.
What is San Fransisco?
The chapter ends in this location.
What is Central Park/Manhattan/59th Street?
This chapter begins with Nick overhearing ___, which foreshadows future revealings later in the chapter.
What are rumors?
This character trait of Nick is essential to his role as narrator.
What is his reserving judgement?
CHALLENGE: Nick compares Gatsby to a “turbaned ‘character’ leaking ___ at every pore as he pursued a tiger through the Bois de Boulogne.”
What is sawdust?