Chp7: Story Mode
Chp7: Literary Devices
Character Analyses
100

This person killed Myrtle

Who is Daisy?

100

This foreshadowed the death of Myrtle (Hint: What happened in Chapter 3

What is the car accident that happened at Gatsby's party?

100

This happened when Tom went to "make [them] a cold drink" in the Buchanans' house.

When did Daisy kiss Gatsby on the mouth?

200

Because he didn't want anyone who gossips working in the house.

Why did Gatsby fire all of his servants?

200

This foreshadows that Chapter 7 is the climax of the story. (Hint: It comes up many times in this chapter)

What is "Hot!...Hot!...Hot!"

200

No, Daisy loved them both.

Did Daisy love Gatsby, but Tom for five years?

300

Tom felt this when his wife and mistress were slipping from his control? (Hint: at Wilson's Garage)

What are the "hot whips of panic"

300

This is the use of a simile to describe Gatsby's facial expression in response to Tom's accusation. (Hint: It startled Nick)

What is "as if he had killed a man"?

300

Yes, Tom does, despite Tom "going off on a spree" or having an affair.

Does Tom love Daisy all the time?

400

He hid there because he wanted to make sure Tom did not bother Daisy or assault her for the incident

Why did Gatsby hide between bushes in the Buchanans' house?

400

This shows Nick's tone of disgust in response to Jordan's invitation to come inside Tom's house after Myrtle's death.

What is "I'd had enough of all of them..."

400

Tom brought this up to make Daisy deny Gatsby. (Hint: This is before Daisy was "drawing further and further into herself.")

What is "Wolfsheim," "Walter Chase," or "Bootlegger"?

500

This is Nick's Quote showing that Tom and Daisy were getting back together

What is "anybody would have said that they were conspiring together"?

500

Fitzgerald sets this mood of sorrow, shock, and misery when Wilson reacts to Myrtle's death

What is "swaying back and forth and holding to the doorposts with both hands"?

500

Tom let Daisy and Gatsby do this because Tom felt confident that Daisy was with him after defeating Gatsby with some accusations. (Hint: "...his presumptuous little flirtation is over.")

What in the world does Gatsby and Daisy get back home in the same car?