The Great Gatsby Review
Questions and Answers 100%
Correct
Who is the author of The Great Gatsby? - ANSWER - The author is F. Scott Fitzgerald.
In what year was the book written? - ANSWER - The book was written in 1925.
Who is the narrator of The Great Gatsby? - ANSWER - The narrator is Nick Carraway.
Where did Nick and Tom go to college? - ANSWER - They went to Yale. Nick
graduated in 1915.
How are Tom and Daisy related to Nick? - ANSWER - Nick is Daisy's cousin once
removed. Tom is Daisy's husband.
Why does Nick move back East? - ANSWER - He moves East to learn the bond
business.
Who lives in the West Egg? - ANSWER - Nick and Gatsby live in the West Egg.
Who lives in the East Egg? - ANSWER - Tom and Daisy live in the East Egg.
Who are George and Myrtle Wilson? - ANSWER - George owns a garage in the Valley
of Ashes. Myrtle is his wife, who is also Tom's mistress.
Who is Nick's famous neighbor? - ANSWER - His neighbor is Gatsby.
How did the idea of the American Dream apply to the 1920s? - ANSWER - It was
originally about discovery and the pursuit of happiness. The 1920s was an era of
Questions and Answers 100%
Correct
Who is the author of The Great Gatsby? - ANSWER - The author is F. Scott Fitzgerald.
In what year was the book written? - ANSWER - The book was written in 1925.
Who is the narrator of The Great Gatsby? - ANSWER - The narrator is Nick Carraway.
Where did Nick and Tom go to college? - ANSWER - They went to Yale. Nick
graduated in 1915.
How are Tom and Daisy related to Nick? - ANSWER - Nick is Daisy's cousin once
removed. Tom is Daisy's husband.
Why does Nick move back East? - ANSWER - He moves East to learn the bond
business.
Who lives in the West Egg? - ANSWER - Nick and Gatsby live in the West Egg.
Who lives in the East Egg? - ANSWER - Tom and Daisy live in the East Egg.
Who are George and Myrtle Wilson? - ANSWER - George owns a garage in the Valley
of Ashes. Myrtle is his wife, who is also Tom's mistress.
Who is Nick's famous neighbor? - ANSWER - His neighbor is Gatsby.
How did the idea of the American Dream apply to the 1920s? - ANSWER - It was
originally about discovery and the pursuit of happiness. The 1920s was an era of
