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Tom has a stable of ponies for what sport?
Polo
100

What odd fantasies does Nick confess to?

Following random women home from parties.

100
What was the most popular sport in America during the 1920s?
Baseball
100

What term refers to the central idea of a short story?

Theme

100

What term refers to an intentional lesson that a writer wants readers to take from a story?

Moral

200
What name is given to the character that Nick first meets in Gatsby's library?
Owl Eyes
200

Despite us seeing him do it in almost every chapter, what does Nick claim he almost never does?

Drink alcohol.

200
Who revolutionized industry in the 1920s by creating the assembly line?
Henry Ford
200
How many people attend Gatsby's funeral (not counting the priest)?
3
200
What town did Daisy live in before she married Tom?
Louisville
300
Gatsby claims to own which type of business?
Drugstores
300
What color is the suit that Gatsby wears when he has his confrontation with Tom?
Pink
300
What was the most popular automobile model in the 1920s?
The Model T
300
What types of businesses did Nick's family own?
Hardware
300
Which character kills Tom's mistress?
Daisy
400
What is the real name of Jay Gatsby
James Gatz
400

What term refers to the first or most important example of a type of character in genre writing?

Archetype

400
What term was used to describe individuals whose families have been wealthy for generations?
Old Money
400

What term refers to characters in genre fiction that are unoriginal and rely on readers' expectations?

Stereotypes

400

The novel ends with what metaphor?

Boats against the current borne back ceaselessly into the past. 

500
Who advertises by using a sign featuring a pair of enormous eyes?
Dr. T. J. Eckleburg
500

What type of third-person narrator knows everything?

Omniscient

500
Who was the most famous gangster/criminal of the 1920s?
Al Capone
500

Name one of the two types of Satire.

Horatian or Juvenalian

500
What is the name of Tom and Daisy's daughter?
Pammy