Characters
Setting
Plot Points
Symbols & Motifs
Themes
100

Narrator of The Great Gatsby

Nick Carraway

100

What is West egg

The area where Daisy and Tom live. 

(Old Money)

100

Why did Nick come to New York

To work in bond business

100

This color light is seen across the bay from Gatsby's mansion

Green light

100

Tom's mistreatment of Myrtle highlights what theme of social status

Power inequality

200

Nick's mysterious and wealthy neighbor

Jay Gatsby

200

What is East Egg

Less fashionable area where Gatsby and Nick live

(New Money)

200

During the dinner with Nick, Daisy, Tom, and Jordan the mood shifts after what disruptive event?

A phone call from Tom's mistress

200

What the Green light represents for Gatsby

His hope to be with Daisy

200

Daisy expresses hope that her daughter will grow up to be what

"beautiful little fool"

300

Who is Tom Buchanan

Daisy's physically aggressive husband

300

What is the Valley of Ashes

The Wasteland between West Egg and New York

300

At the New York apartment party where Tom brings Nick to introduce him to Myrtle, the tension breaks when what physical act of violence occurs?

Tom was hitting Myrtle

300

Gatsby's mansion where he throws lavish parties represents what idea

Illusion of wealth and the pursuit of the American Dream

300

The contrast between East Egg and West Egg shows what

Division with new and old money

400

who is Myrtle Wilson

Tom's mistress from the Valley of Ashes

400

What are the eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg

The faded billboard watching over the Valley of Ashes

400

Chapter 2 ends with Nick's disoriented departure from the party, what does this say about Nick as a narrator

Unreliable narrator

400

This place represents the divide between the working class and the wealthy 

The Valley of Ashes
400

Nick observation of Gatsby's longing for Daisy hints at what theme

Unattainable American Dream 

Disillusionment

idealized love

500

Who is Jordan Baker

The competitive golfer Nick meets through Daisy

500

Tom takes Nick to meet Myrtle in what place

George Wilson's garage

500

What lesson from his father does Nick try to Live by

Not judging others

500
The eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg symbolizes what

Loss of moral and spiritual value

500

Tom's aggressive behavior highlights what theme of power

Abuse of privilege or authority