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Who is the main character in "The Great Gatsby"?
Jay Gatsby
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From whose point of view is "The Great Gatsby" narrated?
Nick Carraway
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Where does Nick Carraway move from?
The Midwest
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What does Nick Carraway gradually learn about Gatsby?
He learns about Gatsby's extravagant
lifestyle
and dreams.
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What is Gatsby's real name?
James Gatz
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Why couldn't Gatsby marry Daisy years earlier?
Because he didn't have any
money.
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In what year is "The Great Gatsby" set?
1922
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What is Nick's profession when he moves to New York?
He is selling
bonds
.
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Where does Nick live in relation to Gatsby?
Next door to Gatsby
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What does Nick discover about Daisy during dinner with her and Tom?
That Daisy is
unhappy
in her marriage.
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Who is Jordan Baker?
A famous
golfer
whom
Nick starts
dating.
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What does the green light symbolize in the story?
Gatsby's
hope and dreams for the future.
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What does Nick have to pass through to get to Manhattan?
An ugly and depressing area filled with
ash heaps
.
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Who is Myrtle and what is her relationship with Tom?
Myrtle
is
Tom's
girlfriend
,
married
to
another
man.
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What does Tom do when he takes Nick to meet Myrtle?
He takes him to his
apartment
in the city.
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How does Nick feel about the parties at Gatsby's mansion?
He
finds
them
overwhelming
and
chaotic.
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Who delivers an invitation to Nick from Gatsby?
Gatsby's
chauffeur
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What does Gatsby tell Nick about his past?
He claims to have gone to
Oxford
and
inherited
money.
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Who is Meyer Wolfsheim?
A friend of Gatsby's who fixed the
1919
World Series.
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What does Jordan reveal to Nick about Gatsby and Daisy's past?
They fell in love before Gatsby went to
war
.
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What does Gatsby want Nick to do for him?
Invite
Daisy
to tea.
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How does Daisy react when she sees Gatsby's shirts?
She
begins to cry
,
overwhelmed
by their beauty.
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What does Gatsby do after Daisy and Tom attend one of his parties?
He
fires
all
of
his
servants
and
stops
having
parties.
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What does Gatsby's background reveal about his character?
He invented a new identity to seem
wealthy
.
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What does Gatsby hope to achieve by confronting Tom?
He wants
Daisy
to leave Tom.
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What does Tom reveal about Gatsby during the confrontation?
That Gatsby is a criminal involved in
organized crime
.
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What happens to Myrtle in the story?
She is hit and killed by
Gatsby's
car.
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How does Gatsby react after the accident involving Myrtle?
He believes he is covering for
Daisy
.
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Who kills Gatsby?
George Wilson
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What does Nick discover about Gatsby's funeral?
Hardly anyone
comes
to it.
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Who is one of the few people to attend Gatsby's funeral?
Gatsby's father
,
Henry C. Gatz
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What does Gatsby's self-improvement schedule reveal about him?
It shows his
ambition
and desire to improve himself.
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How does Gatsby's obsession with the past affect his life?
It leads to his downfall and inability to let go of
Daisy
.
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What does the book suggest about the American Dream through Gatsby's story?
It suggests that the idea of achieving
anything
is a lie for some.
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Where can one find more information about "The Great Gatsby"?
On
SparkNotes.com
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