Great Gatsby Final Exam Correct Questions & Answers(RATED A)

Is Daisy a good mother? - ANSWER Yes, she is a good mom because if she chose Tom she could be with her daughter more often. The child proves to Gatsby that the last five years did exist. Weather is a background for significant evens. Point out examples. - ANSWER The weather is extremely hot the day Tom confronts Gatsy. The weather intensifies the tenstion. It is cool and rainy for Gatsby's funeral, making it more depressing. Gatsby made changes in his lifestyle that concerned Nick. What changes did he make, and why did he make them? - ANSWER He stopped giving huge parties because he does not want Daisy to think all he does is party. He wants to prove to Daisy that he is responsible. He also replaces his servants to stop gossip. Nick said "...it occurred to me that there was no difference between men, in intelligence, or race, so profound ...sick and well. Refer to the text and explain what prompted Nick to say this? - ANSWER George and Tom are alike because they have both found out their wives are cheating on them. George reacts by becoming sick but Tom reacts by becoming angry. What arrangements are made regarding the cars on the trip to the city? Why? - ANSWER Nick, Tom and Jordan drive together in Gatsby's car, and Gatsby and Daisy drive together in Tom's Car. Tom has Gatsby take his car because he will be technically "stealing" the Car. Why did the author introduce Michaelis? - ANSWER Michaelis was created to give an honest account of what happened in the car accident. He had no reason to cover anything up. What does he mean when Gatsby says Daisy's voice is "Full of money"? - ANSWER When Gatsby says this he means that Daisy knows how high us she has become because of her old money, and she talks like she knows it. Fitzgerald has Gatsby say it say it because Gatsby realizes that Daisy has changed over the five years since he knew her. At the beginning of chapter 8 the author interrupts the story at it's most dramatic part. Why does he do this? - ANSWER The author's in interrupting the story in the middle of a climatic point to to build suspense and to give the reader background information. The new information will help the reader to better understand the story. What prompted Gatsby to talk freely to Nick now, when he was unwilling to do so in the past? - ANSWER Gatsby can speak freely to Nick now because he has nothing left to loose. What information do we learn about Gatsby in Chapter 8? - ANSWER We learn that Gatsby was really not rich, but that when he was in the war money didn't matter. He expected to come home from the war and be with Daisy, but it didn't happen. After the accident Nick remarks, "They are a rotten crowd." To whom is Nick referring, and explain how each person is rotten. - ANSWER Nick is referring to everyone, except Gatsby, who went to town on the evening of the accident. Daisy is rotten for having an affair, and allowing Gatsby to take the blame for her accident. Tom is rotten for having an affair and being abusive. Jordan is rotten for cheating. George is rotten for locking up Myrtle and trying to move her away. What compliment does Nick pay to Gatsby? Why does he say it? - ANSWER He say's your "Worth the whole Damn bunch put together" because all the others were bad people, and because Gatsby was willing to take the blame for the accident, even though Daisy chose to be with Tom. He said it because Gatsby need to hear it.