PLOT EVENTS
CHARACTERS
SYMBOLS
QUOTES & DETAILS
THEMES & CONNECTIONS
100

Nick invites this character to tea without telling her that Gatsby will be there.

Daisy Buchanan

100

Who arranges Gatsby and Daisy's reunion?

Nick Carraway.

100

What object almost falls during Gatsby and Daisy's first meeting?


Nick's clock.

100

What nickname does Gatsby often call Nick?

Old sport.

100

What is the main theme of Chapter 5?

Dreams vs. Reality.

200

Gatsby sends a worker to Nick’s house to improve this part of the property before Daisy arrives.

Nick’s lawn or grass

200

Who is the most nervous before the tea meeting?

Jay Gatsby.

200

What does the green light symbolize before Gatsby reunites with Daisy?

His dream and hope of being with Daisy.

200

How long has it been since Gatsby and Daisy last saw each other?

five years.

200

What type of wealth does Gatsby represent?

New money.

300

What does Gatsby do just before meeting Daisy?

He disappears for a moment

300

Who cries while looking at Gatsby's expensive shirts?


Daisy Buchanan.

300

What does the rain symbolize at the beginning of the chapter?

Nervousness and tension

300

What does Gatsby call the reunion before Daisy relaxes?

terrible mistake.

300

What type of wealth does Daisy represent?

Old money.

400

What change in the weather happens after Gatsby and Daisy become comfortable together?

The rain stops and the sun comes out.

400

What does Nick compare Gatsby's behavior to during the reunion?

A little boy.

400

What do Gatsby's expensive shirts symbolize?

success

400

Who says this quote? "They're such beautiful shirts."


Daisy Buchanan.

400

How does Chapter 5 connect to the Roaring Twenties?

The importance of social class.

500

Why does Nick refuse Gatsby's business offer?

He realizes Gatsby is trying to repay him for arranging the meeting with Daisy.

500

By the end of the chapter, what does Nick realize Gatsby is really in love with?


The perfect version of Daisy that he created in his imagination.


500

Why does the green light lose some of its meaning after Gatsby reunites with Daisy?

Because Daisy is no longer just a distant dream

500

Complete the important quote: "Now it was again a ............... on a dock."


Green light.

500

What message does Fitzgerald give about wealth through Gatsby's dream?

Money cannot recreate the past, erase class differences, or guarantee happiness.