Guess That Character
Who is Nick Carraway
Where did Nick meet Myrtle Wilson for the first time?
Where is the Valley of Ashes
"Old Sport"
Who is Jay Gatsby
In what Chapter do we meet Meyer Wolfshiem
When is Chapter 4
The place on which Gatsby and Nick live
Where is West Egg
A retired sportsman who enjoys the pleasures of life. Is rich and an old friend of Nick Carraway.
Who is Tom Buchannon
Where did Nick meet Mr. Wolfshiem?
Where is At lunch with Gatsby
“I’m inclined to reserve all judgments. Even I have a limit.”
Who is Nick
In which chapter did Myrtle Wilson get hit by a car
When was Chapter 7
The place where most of the rich population in New York live
Where is East Egg
A hard-working man who in others opinion lives in the dregs of New York
Who is Mr. Wilson
Where does Myrtle get her puppy from?
Where is a condescending passing salesman near their apartment uptown
"social climbing, primitive, new money timers.”
Who is Tom
In what chapter do we learn of Myrtle
When is Chapter 2
The place where Myrtle Wilson lives
Where is the Valley of Ashes
A war veteran who came from nothing and built his wealth and reputation until he was known for his popularity and parties
Who is Jay Gatsby
Where did Myrtle get hit by a car?
Where is just outside of her husbands gas station- mechanic shop
“I’ve had a pretty bad time and I’m cynical about everything.”
Who is Daisy
In what chapter did Daisy begin having an affair with Gatsby
When is chapter 5 (I would also accept chapter 6)
What Gatsby says far to often
What is "Old Sport'
Who is Ms. Baker
Where did Gatsby go to school after the war. Before he eventually dropped out?
Where is Oxford
“A breathless warmth flowed from her, a promise that there was no one else in the world she so wanted to see.”
Who is Nick
In what chapter do we learn of how Gatsby earned his fortune
When is chapter 7
"DAILY DOUBLE"
During Tom, Nick, Daisy, and Gatsby's lunch, what does Tom reveal about Gatsby. That was previously unknown to Nick
What is that Gatsby, who owned a series of drug stores. Was selling cheap alcohol which in turn was making them rich.