All Things Gatsby
What was Gatsby's real name?
James Gatz
The eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg represents?
The eyes of God (someone is always watching)
What is Nicks last name?
Carraway
What was the reason Daisy married Tom?
She needed stability
"I hope she'll be a fool. That's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool."
Daisy
Gatsby was born and raised here.
North Dakota
The Valley of Ashes represents what?
Poverty
As well as the moral and social decay from the lack of money the people have in the valley of ashes
Where was Nick born?
Who was Jordan Baker, and what was she famous for?
Daisy's friend
Playing golf
"Whenever you feel like criticizing someone, just remember that all people in this world haven't had the advantages you've had."
Nick's father
This millionaire inspired Gatsby and made him dedicate his life to becoming successful.
Dan Cody
What does the green light mean?
It represents his hope, his longing for Daisy
What college did Nick's family send him to?
Yale University
Who did Jordan and Nick meet in the library that night at Gatsby's party?
Owl Eyes
"And I like large parties. They're so intimate. At small parties there isn't any privacy."
Daisy
Gatsby said he attended this college. For how long did he attend this college?
Oxford
Five months
Gatsby's mansion represents what about himself?
The outside represents Gatsby's lavish lifestyle, but the inside represents his loneliness
What is Nicks relation to Daisy
They are cousins
George Wilson
"Can't repeat the past? Of course you can!"
Gatsby
He is shot, then falls into the pool
The color white represents
Typically white represents purity, but Jordan, Gatsby, and Daisy all wear white. These three characters are immoral.
So in this case, the color white represents immorality
What does Nick do as his job?
He is in the bond business
This is one of the most important characters that attended Gatsby's funeral. Who was it? How did this person learn of Gatsby's untimely death?
Gatsby's father
The newspaper
"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."
Nick