Vocabulary
Characters
Locations
Themes and Imagery
Misc.
100

Lacking power, weak

Anemic 

100

Extremely wealthy man known for the lavish parties he throws

Jay Gatsby

100

Home of the very rich, those of "Old Money" 

East Egg

100

Idea that all Americans have equal opportunity to achieve their highest goals

The American Dream

100

Name given to the time period during of the 1920s in which alcohol was illegal

The Prohibition

200

A person who sees or anticipates the worst

Pessimist 

200

Moved to New York to join the bonds business

Nick Carraway

200

Home of those with "New Money"

West Egg

200

Seasons and weather are a major theme of the novel, what season is it at the start of the novel?

Late spring/ Early summer

200

Type of secret bar that Meyer Wolfsheim and Gatsby take Nick to

Speakeasy

300

A desire to harm others, evil

Malevolence 

300

Competitive golfer and friend of Daisy

Jordan Baker

300

Desolate area between the Eggs and New York City

The Valley of Ashes

300

Symbol of Gatsby's dreams, seen across the bay each night on Daisy's doc

The Green Light

300

Color of Gatsby's iconic custom automobile 

Yellow

400

A deep or seemingly endless chasm

Abyss

400

Owner of a run-down auto shop in the Valley of Ashes

George Wilson

400

Location where Nick parties with Tom and Myrtle and their friends

Secret apartment in New York City

400

Home of George and Myrtle Wilson and a symbol of the failings of the American Dream

The Valley of Ashes

400

Sport that Tom Buchanan is known for playing

Polo

500

A collection of wild or unusual animals, or an unusual and varied group of people

Menagerie 

500

Gatsby's friend and prominent figure in organized crime 

Meyer Wolfsheim 

500

The location where Gatsby's life come to an end and where his body is discovered by Nick

Gatsby's mansion in the swimming pool
500

Symbol watching over the death of Myrtle, confused for the eyes of God by George Wilson

The eyes of T J Eckleburg 

500

College that Gatsby supposedly attended

Oxford