Chapter 1 & 2
This is the surname of the man who owns the garage in the valley of ashes.
Who is Wilson?
This character hosts the lavish summer parties Nick attends.
Who is Gatsby?
Gatsby bought his mansion across the bay so he could be near this woman.
Who is Daisy?
Gatsby sends this to Nick’s house before Daisy visits.
What is a lawnmower?
Gatsby’s birth name was this.
What is Gatz?
This name identifies the doctor whose billboard overlooks the valley of ashes.
Who is T. J. Eckleburg?
This woman tells Nick that “it takes two to make an accident.”
Who is Jordan?
Gatsby tells Nick that this gambler fixed the 1919 World Series.
Who is Wolfshiem?
This boarder plays the piano for Gatsby and Daisy.
Who is Klipspringer?
This woman inherited Dan Cody’s fortune instead of Gatsby.
Who is Kaye?
This desolate landscape lies between West Egg and New York.
What is the valley of ashes?
This is the nickname for the bespectacled guest who discovers Gatsby’s books are real.
What is Owl-Eyes?
The city Gatsby claims as his Midwestern family’s home?
What is San Francisco?
Daisy cries into these colorful garments in Gatsby’s bedroom.
What are shirts?
Gatsby attended this Minnesota college for only two weeks.
What is St. Olaf’s?
Nick’s father advised him to reserve this.
What is judgment?
This citrus fruit arrives by the crate at Gatsby’s house and is juiced for the parties.
What is orange?
Gatsby shows Nick a medal from this country, awarded for valor.
What is Montenegro?
This man’s photograph reminds Gatsby of his earlier life.
Who is Cody?
Gatsby hoped Daisy would say this to Tom to erase their marriage.
What is “I never loved you”?
This quality is something Gatsby possess in extraordinary measure, according to Nick?
What is hope?
This is the name of the New York trust company where Nick works.
What is Probity?
This is the surname of Daisy’s family before she married Tom.
What is Fay?
Nick observes that Gatsby’s dream has become this, exceeding Daisy and the reality.
What is an illusion?
Nick describes Gatsby’s self-invention as a “Platonic” one, invoking this philosopher.
Who is Plato?