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The Great Gatsby Exam Questions and Answers Graded A+ What does Gatsby want Nick to arrange for him? - Answer-a meeting between him and Daisy What does Gatsby suggest in order to try to help Nick with his financial state? - Answer-That he work with him on a business deal Why is it important that Daisy see Gatsby's house? - Answer-to show daisy that he was very wealthy and could provide for her materially. That's why he lost her in the first place: he wasn't wealthy enough for her and T...

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The Great Gatsby--REVIEW-- (Entire book) with Complete SolutionsThe Great Gatsby--REVIEW-- (Entire book) with Complete SolutionsThe Great Gatsby--REVIEW-- (Entire book) with Complete SolutionsThe Great Gatsby--REVIEW-- (Entire book) with Complete SolutionsDescribe Tom Buchanan - ANSWER - Married to Daisy. Large, athletic body; very wealthy; racist; bully; unfaithful Describe Nick Carraway - ANSWER - Narrator; sees himself as non-judgmental; Gatsby's neighbor; dates Jordan Baker Describe D...

"[A] cheerful red and white Georgian Colonial mansion overlooking the bay. The lawn started at the beach and ran toward the front door for a quarter of a mile, jumping over sun-dials and brick walks and burning gardens-- finally when it reached the house drifting up the side in bright vines as though from the momentum of its run." - Buchanan's home "[A]n eye-sore, but it was a small eye-sore, and it had been overlooked, so [it] had a view of the water, a partial view of [the] neighbor'...

Gatsby Reading Exam Questions with Answers All Correct What does Michaelis believe caused Myrtle to run? - Answer-Michaelis believe that Myrtle was just running away from Wilson because he had locked her up. Why did she run? - Answer-Myrtle actually ran because he had seen that Tom was driving Gatsby's yellow car earlier that day, so she thought that he was still driving it and was flagging him down. Why does Wilson believe that Gatsby killed Myrtle? - Answer-Wilson believes this beca...

Describe Daisy Buchanan - Nick's cousin; beautiful; rich; silly; once dated Gastby Describe Jay Gatsby - Rich; Possibly shady; throws huge parties; in love with Daisy Describe Myrtle Wilson - Tom's mistress; unhappy; poor; married to George Wilson Describe Nick Carraway - Narrator; sees himself as non-judgmental; Gatsby's neighbor; dates Jordan Baker Describe the guests at Gatsby's parties - They often don't know Gatsby and they are uninvited. Gatsby spends lots of $$ to entertain his...

The Great Gatsby, Chapters 7-9 with Complete SolutionsThe Great Gatsby, Chapters 7-9 with Complete SolutionsThe Great Gatsby, Chapters 7-9 with Complete SolutionsThe Great Gatsby, Chapters 7-9 with Complete Solutions What is a "libertine," and who behaves like one in this book? - ANSWER - A libertine is a person who is unrestrained by conventions or morality, and many of the guests at Gatsby's parties, or perhaps even Tom & Daisy are libertines--Myrtle, too How is the behavior of the char...

At his party, Gatsby introduces Tom as "the golfer" - Answer-F At the end of the novel, Nick finally has the strength to confront Tom - Answer-T Attendance at Gatsby's party is by invitation only - Answer-F Daisy is driving the car that hits Myrtle Wilson - Answer-T Daisy is from? a) Louisville b) Lexington c) Chicago d) New York - Answer-a) Louisville Daisy seems especially impressed by Gatsby's shirts - Answer-T For Gatsby the green light is a symbol for? a) Daisy's hopes and d...

A comprehensive 19-page summary table of direct comparison points for F Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby' and Nella Larsen's 'Passing'. Unusually for study notes of this type, the document is organised with both authors constantly in mind, drawing out points that are relevant for both, helping you to hit AO4 (comparison). Lots of students struggle with finding relevant ways to compare their texts at A-Level, especially when the two are very different; these notes, organised in a clear table ...

When was The Great Gatsby published? - ANSWER 1925 Who is Meyer Wolfsheim? - ANSWER A notorious underworld figure involved in organized crime Who is Ewing Klipspringer? - ANSWER A boarder who lives in Gatsby's house Where did Nick Carraway attend school? - ANSWER Yale Who narrarates the Great Gatsby? - ANSWER Nick Carraway Who is Dr. Eckleburg? - ANSWER An eye doctor whose billboard overlooks the road to West Egg The road between West Egg and East Egg is - ANSWER A "valley of...