New York, New York!
The subheading to Yekl.
What is "A Tale of the New York Ghetto"?
The narrator of the story.
Who is Nick Carraway?
The name of Tod's painting.
What is "The Burning of Los Angeles"?
The person that Helga marries at the end of the story.
Who is Reverend Green?
The main idea/theme of Yekl.
What is living in America as a Jewish citizen?
Jake's reaction when he sees Gitl arrive in New York.
What is shame about her appearance?
Gatsby's nickname/catchphrase when he meets Nick.
What is "old sport"?
Where Tod went to school.
What is the Yale School of Fine Arts?
The person that Helga kisses while alone at the party.
Who is Mr. Anderson?
The main idea/theme of The Great Gatsby.
What is the American Dream and luxury living?
The one person who truly "wins" at the end of the novel.
Who is Gitl?
The way that Tom finds out about the affair between Daisy and Gatsby.
What is body language and communication between the two?
The final "image" (scene) of the story.
What is "Homer hears sirens, however he is unable to tell if they are real or coming from his mouth"?
The reasoning for the novel being named Quicksand.
What is a metaphorical "downward sinking spiral"?
The main idea/theme of The Day of the Locust.
A sport that Jake is most interested in.
What is boxing
The murderer of Jay Gatsby.
What Adore does to Homer to get him that causes him to retaliate.
What is hitting him in the head with a rock?
The ending of the novel.
What is "Helga is stuck in bed and pregnant with her fifth child"?
The main idea/theme of Quicksand.
What is the American Dream and mixed-race identity, etc.?
The year that Yekl was published.
When is 1896?
The year that The Great Gatsby was published.
When is 1925?
The year that The Day of the Locust was published.
When is 1939?
The year that Quicksand was published.
When is 1928?
What every character in their stories were attempting to achieve.
What is The American Dream?