Nick Carraway
Nick is originally from this area of the country
Middle-West or Mid-West
Gatsby lives here, "the less fashionable of the two."
West Egg
He never actually went to this war, but enlisted himself.
WW1
The novel was published in this year.
1925
Tom's mistress's name.
Myrtle Wilson
This is the name for the voice, character, or outside observer who tells the story in a book.
The Narrator
Guests at his party accused him of having had this profession in his past.
A German spy
He dedicates the book to her, "once again."
Zelda
West & East Egg are based on this real area of Long Island.
His second cousin once removed.
He entered this profession out east.
The bond business
Nick sees him reaching for this at his dock.
The green light
He is from this state, in the same part of the country where Nick is from.
Minnesota
The name of Fitzgerald's friend (also an author), with whom he hung out in Paris while writing the book.
Ernest Hemingway
The houses that surround Nick's rent for this much a season.
$12,000 to $15,000
He attended this famous college, which he refers to by a different name. They're known for their pizza.
New Haven
Understanding
What the F. stands for in his name.
Francis
Gatsby's mansion is compared to this colossal affair in Normandy.
Hotel de Ville
Gatsby went there. But Jordan Baker suspects not.
Oxford.
He rented his "cardboard bungalow" for this amount of money.
$80 a month
The car that picks up his guests.
Rolls-Royce
He went to this college before dropping out. Hint: it's not the same as Nick.
Princeton
The author of "The Rise of the Coloured Empires," which Tom brings up at dinner.
Goddard
Why Jordan Baker loves Gatsby's "large parties."
"They're so intimate."