Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
100
Which part of American is Nick from?
the Midwest
100
Where do Myrtle and George Wilson live?
the Valley of Ashes
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Unlike most of his guests, Nick is one of the few people at Gatsby’s party who actually receives this

A formal invitation

100

Gatsby wants Nick to do this favor for him regarding Daisy.

Invite Daisy to tea at Nick’s house

100

What is the symbol of Daisy and dreams that loses some significance for Gatsby in Chapter 5?

the green light

200
What color are Jordan and Daisy wearing when Nick first sees them in the novel?
white
200
Why does Tom punch Myrtle?
She repeats Daisy's name.
200
What fascinates Owl-Eyes about Gatsby's library?
The books are real.
200

Why does Gatsby leave the speak easy at the end of chapter 4? 

Tom appears.

200

Name two examples of Gatsby's behavior before Daisy's arrival.

He sends flowers. He gets Nick's lawn mowed. Despite the preparations, he becomes absent-minded about them ("'What grass?'"). He offers Nick a business connection. He becomes worried that Daisy is not coming though there are two minutes left until the time agreed upon.

300
What is the reason Nick's father gives for not criticizing people?
"... all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had."
300
What does Myrtle's sister Catherine think is the reason Tom and Daisy can't divorce?
Daisy is (supposedly) Catholic.
300
What are two rumors about Gatsby that appear in the chapter?
He killed a man. He was a German spy in the war. Jordan thinks he did not actually attend Oxford.
300
What is Daisy and Gatsby's background?
They met and fell in love when he was stationed in Louisville. He was sent to the war, and Daisy moved on to other men.
300
How long has it been since Daisy and Gatsby last met.
about five years ("'Five years next November.'")
400
What does Daisy want her child to be?
a beautiful little fool
400

The valley of ashes represent/symbolize?

moral and social decay/poverty

400

Nick describes Jordan Baker as being this, hinting at her dishonest nature.

What is "incurably dishonest"?

400
Why did Daisy cry before her bridal dinner?
She received a letter from Gatsby.
400
Who is the elderly man in the photograph over Gatsby's desk?
Dan Cody
500

What does the green light that Gatsby reaches for at the end of Chapter 1 symbolize?

Gatsby's dream of reuniting with Daisy 

500

Explain the symbolic significance of the billboard of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg.

The large, faceless eyes look out at the lack of morality around them. They may be representative of the eyes of God or some other divine entity. They could also be representative of the absence of God, since the unused billboard is a meager stand-in for a deity.

500
What does Nick say about Gatsby's smile?
It is a rare smile that assures you and seems to concentrate and favor you. It understands and believes in you and makes you think that you are at your best.
500

Gatsby shows these two small items as proof of his past to Nick in the car. Be specific.

A medal from Montenegro and a photograph of him at Oxford

500

By the end of the chapter, Gatsby’s dream of being with Daisy begins to lose its power because of this reason.

There is a gap between reality and his idealized vision of her

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