Chapter 1
Who does Daisy hope will be a beautiful little fool?
Her daughter.
What is the area of the city described in chapter 2 that is in a state of decay and poverty?
The Valley of Ashes.
Who delivers Nick's invitation to Gatsby's party?
Gatsby's chauffeur.
Nick believes Gatsby's stories about his past for the most part. True or False?
False
How does Gatsby feel the day he meets Daisy for tea?
Nervous.
East egg represents...
Old money.
This character owns a garage and is married to Tom's lover.
George Wilson.
Who's smile makes people feel comfortable and understood?
Gatsby
Where the war medal that Gatsby shows Nick from?
Montenegro.
What items does Gatsby throw to Daisy in chapter 5 to impress her with his wealth?
Expensive shirts. (Clothes)
The green light most likely represents what for Gatsby?
His hopes and dreams. (His Love for Daisy)
What major example towards the end of chapter 2 shows that Tom uses power to control others?
Tom hitting Myrtle.
How does Gatsby know most of the attendees of his lavish parties?
He doesn't (they're strangers)
What character in chapter 4 is said to have fixed the 1919 World Series?
Meyer Wolfsheim.
What weather feature in chapter 5 represents tension or awkwardness between Daisy and Gatsby?
Rain
Nick says he is inclined to reserve all what until he knows someone?
Judgements
What are the eyes of Dr. TJ Eckleburg actually? Not what they symbolize.
An old optometrist billboard.
Fitzgerald compares people going to Gatsby's parties to what kind of insect?
Moths.
Who sends Gatsby a Christmas card every year?
The police commisioner.
Gatsby seemingly forgets about this important symbol when Daisy is near to him.
The green light.
What is Tom doing when he's introduced in the book?
Playing polo.
Where is the party set where Myrtle tries to act wealthy?
Tom and Myrtle's New York Apartment.
The nickname of the man that Nick and Jordan meet in Gatsby's library?
Owl Eyes.
Where did Gatsby and Daisy first meet?
Louisville, KY
Gatsby nearly knocking over the clock represents this broader idea.
Gatsby trying to control time.