Plot & Events
In chapter 4, Gatsby takes Nick here for lunch and introduces him to Meyer Wolfsheim.
New York, Speakeasy in a Cellar
Fixed the 1919 World Series
Wolfsheim
In chapter 5, Gatsby's reunion with Daisy occurs in a heavy rain, which symbolizes this.
Tension or uncertainty
'Her voice is full of ___.' This famous line is spoken by Gatsby to Nick, completing the quote.
money
Tom's discomfort at Gatsby's party in chapter 6 reflects the novel's tension between old money and this.
New Money
Jordan tells Nick the story of Daisy and Gatsby's past romance, revealing they met in this year.
1917
Pro-Golfer
Jordan
This color, associated with Daisy's voice, her dock light, and her presence, represents money and the American Dream.
Yellow, gold, or green
Nick describes Gatsby's smile as one that 'understood you just so far as you wanted to be understood,' suggesting Gatsby is this.
charming, but secretive
The Valley of the Ashes represents
Poverty
In chapter 5, Gatsby reunites with Daisy at this location.
Nick's cottage
This man arrives at Gatsby's party in chapter 6 with his 'moving picture' crowd and is disgusted by the extravagance.
Tom
Cufflinks made of teeth
Serious business, does not play around
In chapter 6, Nick tells Gatsby 'You can't repeat the ___.'
Past
Gatsby refuses to accept the ____________
Present
Gatsby's real name
James Gatz
Gatsby idolized this older, self-made man as a youth, who gave him a taste of wealth.
Dan Cody
Green light at end of dock
American Dream
In the quote about being "pursued," who is the pursued?
Daisy
The fact that Gatsby's parties are full of strangers who gossip about him illustrates this theme about wealth and fame.
Isolation
Gatsby throws his colorful shirts at Daisy in chapter 5, and she reacts by doing this.
Crying
She is described as Gatsby's 'golden girl' and represents his dream of wealth and social status.
Daisy
Gatsby's mansion is described as a copy of this European architectural style, symbolizing his fabricated identity.
Normandy chateau(royalty, inherited wealth)
Nick says Gatsby's imagination had 'never really accepted' Daisy as a person, but only as this.
Dream
When Gatsby breaks the clock at Nick's house, this represents
Gatsby's desire for the past(time to not move forward)