Social Class
Ragged Edge & Warm Center
Memory & Nostalgia
Moral Hypocrisy of the Jazz Age
American Dream
100

Prestige is associated with this Egg?

East Egg

100

The Midwest is associated with what?

Moral certainty

100

This tension captures the struggle of being caught between ______ and ________

possibility and impossibility.

100

Where do Dr. T.J Eckleburg's eyes watch?

The valley of ashes

100

True or False: Gatsby achieves his dream

False 

200

What kind of names come from the West Egg?

Foreign names

200

Who is the only person Nick truly respects?

Gatsby

200

Gatsby viewed Daisy as alot more ____ than she is

Pure

200

Define the jazz age

 defined by an "ethic of self-indulgence" and a radical focus on the self.

200

Gatsby has capacity to what?

Wonder

300

What colors are East Egger's associated with?

Whites, golds

300

Western states are ...?

Unglamorous yet reliable

300

What symbolizes Gatsby's longing of Daisy?

The Green Light

300

Who was Claude Le Fustec?

 a scholar who viewed the novel as ‘‘veiled allegory’ of the conflict between materialism and romanticis.

300

The Great Gatsby makes readers think what is possible?

The American Dream

400

What professions are the West Eggers likely to occupy?

Theatre, filmmakers, senators, soldiers

400

Eastern states are?

Glamorous yet chaotic

400

Nick longs for what version of the Midwest?

The version of it from his young adulthood

400

What do the eyes of Doctor T.J Eckleburg represent?

the moral center of the country/ God's eyes

400

What is a simple definition of the American Dream?

freedom to create any kind of life, and be anyone you want, in the United States

500

Who is often associated with more violence?

West Egg 

500

What is metonymy?

the substitution of the name of an attribute or adjunct for that of the thing meant, for example suit for business executive, or the turf for horse racing.

500

All of these experiences of longing is an effort to recover what? 

Something that is irrecoverable

500

Define moral hypocrisy

characters believe they are good people despite their actions contradicting this belief.

500

What kind of sailors does Gatsby's wonder reflect?

Dutch

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