Gatsby’s Secrets
Love & Lies
The Roaring Twenties
Nick’s Observations
Foreshadowing & Symbolism
100

Gatsby claims to have inherited his wealth from this source.

What is his family?

100

Gatsby and Daisy’s love story began during this stage of his life.

What is before he went to war?

100

Gatsby’s extravagant parties are a reflection of this era’s excess.

What is the Jazz Age?

100

Nick is related to this major character.

Who is Daisy Buchanan?

100

This valley, between West Egg and New York, symbolizes moral decay.  

What is the Valley of Ashes?

200

The truth about Gatsby’s fortune is revealed by this character.

Who is Tom Buchanan?

200

Gatsby’s view of Daisy is influenced by this unrealistic belief.

What is the idea that she has remained the same as five years ago?  

200

The 1920s saw the rise of this illegal business, which contributed to Gatsby’s wealth

What is bootlegging?

200

Nick first meets Gatsby at one of his parties, recognizing him because of this.

What is Gatsby’s smile?

200

The faded eyes of this figure loom over the Valley of Ashes.

Who is Doctor T. J. Eckleburg?

300

Gatsby’s transformation from James Gatz began when he worked on this type of transport.

What is a yacht?

300

Gatsby’s house is located in this area, while Daisy’s is in East Egg.

What is West Egg?

300

The culture of The Great Gatsby reflects this economic period of America.

What is the post-World War I economic boom?

300

Nick describes Gatsby as having an “extraordinary gift for this.”

What is hope?

300

Gatsby’s dream of repeating the past is foreshadowed by this quote: "You can’t repeat the past." His response?

What is "Why of course you can!"

400

Gatsby tells Nick his parents were from this part of the world

What is the Midwest?

400

Daisy’s voice is described as full of this

What is money

400

The novel takes place primarily in this decade.

What is the 1920s?

400

Nick disapproves of Gatsby’s world but still admires him for this reason.

What is his relentless pursuit of his dream?

400

Gatsby’s mansion represents this major theme.

What is the corruption of the American Dream?

500

 The eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg symbolize this.

What is the the judgment of society?  

500

Gatsby’s love for Daisy is best symbolized by this coloru.  

What is the green light

500

The character Meyer Wolfsheim is based on this real-life gangster.

Who is Arnold Rothstein?

500

The novel is narrated from this perspective.

What is first-person, through Nick Carraway?

500

Gatsby’s ultimate failure is foreshadowed when this happens to his house after he stops hosting parties.

What is it goes dark and empty?