Who’s Who?
Places and Social Class
Parties and Carelessness
Gatsby’s Story
Chapter 5 — The Reunion
100

This character narrates the novel and rents a small house in West Egg.

Who is Nick Carraway?

100

Nick and Gatsby live in this community associated with newly acquired wealth.

What is West Egg?

100

Most people attend Gatsby’s parties without receiving one of these.

What is an invitation?

100

Gatsby frequently uses this two-word expression when speaking to Nick.

What is “old sport”?

100

Gatsby and Daisy reunite for tea at this character’s house.

Who is Nick Carraway?

200

This professional golfer is Daisy’s friend and becomes Nick’s romantic interest.

Who is Jordan Baker?

200

Tom and Daisy live in this community associated with inherited wealth.

What is East Egg?

200

Nick does receive one of these, delivered by Gatsby’s chauffeur.

What is a formal invitation?

200

Gatsby claims he received his education at this English university.

What is Oxford?

200

Before Daisy arrives, Gatsby sends flowers and has this part of Nick’s property improved.

What is the lawn?

300

This garage owner lives with his wife in the Valley of Ashes.

Who is George Wilson?

300

This desolate industrial area lies between the Eggs and Manhattan.

What is the Valley of Ashes?

300

Unlike many of his guests, Gatsby remains controlled and generally avoids doing this.

What is drinking heavily or behaving recklessly?

300

Gatsby shows Nick a medal and this item to make his personal history seem believable.

What is a photograph from Oxford?

300

Gatsby nearly knocks over this object during the awkward beginning of the reunion.

What is a clock?

400

This party guest is impressed that the books in Gatsby’s library are real.

Who is Owl Eyes?

400

Fitzgerald’s contrast between wealthy communities and industrial waste reveals this hidden consequence of prosperity.

What is poverty, exploitation, or social inequality?

400

Jordan claims to dislike careless people, although she behaves carelessly while doing this activity.

What is driving?

400

Gatsby first fell in love with Daisy while stationed in this Kentucky city.

What is Louisville?

400

The weather changes from rain to sunshine as Gatsby and Daisy experience this change.

What is a change from nervousness to happiness or emotional warmth?

500

This associate of Gatsby is connected to organized crime and the fixing of the 1919 World Series.

Who is Meyer Wolfshiem?

500

George’s garage is located in this setting partly because his lack of money and influence places him outside the wealthy characters’ world.

What is the Valley of Ashes?

500

The damaged car outside Gatsby’s party reinforces the idea that pleasure without this quality can harm others.

What is responsibility?

500

Gatsby’s uniform helped conceal this major difference between him and Daisy when they first met.

What is their difference in wealth or social class?

500

The clock scene and Gatsby’s years of preparation suggest that he wants to accomplish this impossible goal.

What is recovering, repeating, or controlling the past?