Chapter 2 Vocabulary
Chapter 8 and 2 Vocabulary
Chapter 6 Vocabulary
Chapter 4 Vocabulary
Gatsby!
100
Definition: never stopping; continued or repeated without interruption
What is Incessant
100
Definition: active ill will; wish to hurt or make suffer
What is Malice
100
Definition: worthy of praise; commendable
What is Laudable
100
Definition: a sudden leaning or roll to one side, like that of a ship, car, or a staggering person
What is Lurched
100
What was Gatsby's real name?
What is James Gatz
200
Definition: laid waste; devastated; barren; forlorn; wretched
What is Desolate
200
Definition: very hungrily; greedily
What is Ravenously
200
Definition: seeking to entrap or ensnare; sly; craft; tricky
What is Insidious
200
Definition: appearing or happening at intervals in time; occasional
What is Sporadic
200
Gatsby's love is...
Who is Daisy
300
Definition: that cannot be pierced or passed through
What is Impenetrable
300
Definition: a sudden fancy or notion; freakish idea or desire
What is Whim
300
Definition: not to be expressed in words; too great to be described in words
What is Ineffable
300
Definition: very careful and exact
What is Punctilious
300
How long had Gatsby and Daisy been apart?
What is 5 years
400
Definition: lavish and costly; magnificent; rich
What is Sumptuous
400
Definition: happening by chance; accidental
What is Fortuitously
400
Definition: the act or process of branching; consequence of
What is Ramification
400
Definition: person who owns something; owner
What is a Proprietor
400
What is Daisy's daughter's name?
What is Pammy
500
Definition: lacking interest or desire for action; indifferent
What is Apathetically
500
Definition: not definite or fixed; vague
What is Indeterminate
500
Definition: happenings or events depending on something that is uncertain; possibilities
What is Contingencies
500
Definition: a general idea, concept, or term
What is an Abstraction
500
Who attended Gatsby's funeral?
Who is Nick Carraway and the Owl-Eyed Man
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