As the chapter begins, the weather can be described as this.
What is hot?
George Wilson does this to his wife so that she will not run away from her apartment.
What is lock her in?
"...I just remembered that today's my birthday."
Who is Nick?
Daisy insists on whiskey for this drink, which is very popular in Louisville around the Derby.
What is a mint julep?
"Take Me Out to the Ballgame" is traditionally sang at ballgames during this inning.
What is the 7th?
Tom insists on driving his "circus wagon."
Who is Gatsby?
Gatsby's car is driven by this person.
Who is Daisy?
"What kind of row are you trying to cause in my house anyhow?"
Who is Tom?
Tom uses their shared experiences in this state to convince Daisy that, yes, she really loves him.
What is Hawaii?
This is the most-ordered item on McDonald's menu.
What are French fries?
Myrtle Wilson mistakes this woman for Daisy.
Who is Jordan Baker?
This is Gatsby's plan as he waits outside the Buchanan's home.
What is to protect Daisy in case Tom gets violent?
"O my Ga-od! O my Ga-od! O Ga-od! O my Ga-od!"
Who is George?
Gatsby said he spent five months here after World War I ended.
What is Oxford?
Lady Gaga's real name.
What is Stefani Germanotti?
Tom hears Daisy say, "You always look so cool" but actually understands her to say this.
What is I love you?
Contradicting his earlier statement, Tom tells George that he does not own a car of this color.
What is yellow?
"You don't understand. You're not going to take care of her anymore."
Who is Gatsby?
Daisy says these magical words about Tom, although she doesn't really mean them.
What is "I never loved him"?
Rapunzel uses this kitchen object as a weapon in the movie Tangled.
What is a frying pan?
According to Tom, Gatsby makes his money through this illegal activity.
What is bootlegging?
This young Greek with the funny name watches the accident from his restaurant.
Who is Michaelis?
"Won't you come in, Nick?"
Who is Jordan?
When Daisy says she has loved both Tom and Gatsby, this is Gatsby's reaction.
What is surprise or disappointment?
20% of 1500.
What is 300?