Characters
Events
Themes
Settings
Symbols
100

Who is the Narrator of the story?

Nick Carroway

100

What does Nick Carraway say about himself in the beginning of the book?

He never judges anyone. 

100

What major theme Gatsby represent?

The American Dream.

100

Where does Nick Carraway live?

West Egg.

100

What symbol does Gatsby reach for at the end of chapter 1?

The green light.

200

What does Tom Buchanan do that shows he is aggressive

He breaks Myrtle's nose. 

200

Why does Tom take Nick to George Wilson’s garage in Chapter 2

To meet his mistress, Myrtle.

200

What theme is shown when characters hide their true feelings?

Appearance vs Reality

200

Which location is thought to be "Old Money?"

East Egg.

200

What big sign has eyes that “watch”?
 

 Dr. T. J. Eckleburg’s billboard.

300

Which character is described as “careless” and “sad and lovely

Daisy Buchanan 

300

What does Nick receive that many guests never get for Gatsby’s parties?

A formal invitation.

300

What theme is shown in the separation between East Egg and West Egg?

Old Money vs New Money.

300

What is "The Valley of Ashes?"

A poor, gray industrial area between West Egg and New York City.

300

What is Gatsby's house a symbol of?

The American Dream.

400

What is Jordan Baker's job?

Professional Golfer. 

400

What does Tom do after Myrtle repeats Daisy’s name?

He breaks her nose. 

400

What theme does Tom and Myrtle's relationship represent? 

Power vs Control

400

What business does George Wilson own?

A garage in "The Valley of Ashes."

400

What is "The Valley of Ashes" a symbol of?

Poverty and sadness.

500

What two things make Gatsby mysterious to the guests at his party?

 Many people have not met him, and there are rumors about his past.

500

What event did Wolfsheim "fix?"

The 1918 World Series. 

500

What idea is shown when Gatsby is lonely at his own party?

Loneliness/ Isolation 

500
In what major city is East Egg, West Egg, and The Valley of Ashes located?

New York City.

500

What are Gatsby's parties a symbol of?

Social isolation or over-indulgence. 

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