Plot
What is the name of the narrator who moves to West Egg to work in the bond business?
Who is Nick Carraway?
True or False: West Egg and East Egg are real places in New York?
What is False
Who is Gatsby main romantic rival for Daisy's affection?
Who is Tom Buchanan.
What dream does Gatsby pursue that reflects a key theme of the novel?
Who is the narrator whose perspective changes as he witnesses Gatsby's story?
Who is Nick Carraway.
True false: Gatsby throws lavish parties to impress Daisy and win her back?
What is True
What decade is the set, known for its economic boom and excess?
What is The 1920s (Roaring Twenties)
What type of conflict does Nick face when judging the other characters?
What is internal conflict.
What does the novel critique about wealth through its characters' Action's?
What is it doesn't bring happiness or fulfillment.
What does the green light symbolize for Gatsby at the novel's start?
What is his hope/dream of a future with Daisy.
Who kills Gatsby in the novel's climax?
Who is George Wilson
What industrial wasteland lies between West Egg and New York City?
What is The Valley of Ashes
True or False: The conflict between old money and new money resolves by the novel's end?
What is False.
How is love portrayed in Gatsby's pursuit of Daisy?
What is as obsessive and flawed.
How does Daisy's character remain consistent throughout the novel?
What is she stays indecisive and passive.
What event causes Myrtle's death when she runs into the road?
What is she is hit by Gatsby's car (driven by Daisy)
True or False: Gatsby's mansion in West Egg reflects his status as an old-money aristocrat?
What is false
What event escalates the conflict between Gatsby and Tom in the Plaza Hotel?
What is their confrontation over Daisy's love.
What theme is highlighted by the failure of Gatsby's hard work to win Daisy?
What is the limits of social mobility.
True or False: The eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg symbolize a judgmental presence watching over the characters.
What is True.
Why does Nick ultimately leave the East and return to the Midwest?
what is he is disillusioned by the moral decay and emptiness of the East.
How does the New York setting amplify the novel's critique of the American Dream?
What is it showcases wealth, excess, and moral corruption.
It triggers Wilson's revenge and exposes Tom's manipulation.
True or False: The theme of time suggests Gatsby can reclaim his past with Daisy if he tried hard enough.
What is False.
What is it shows he remains static, clinging to an illusion until death.