The Great Gatsby Test Review Questions
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Fitzgerald coined the term _ _ _ _ age? - Correct Answer Jazz
Fitzgeralds influences were? - Correct Answer Alcohol and aspirations
Is Fitzgeralds life similar to Jay Gatsby? - Correct Answer Yes
Jay Gatsby was about how old? - Correct Answer 30
He was rich/poor in his childhood? - Correct Answer poor
Initially, Gatsby is presented as? - Correct Answer An aloof host of gaudy parties
What was his original name? - Correct Answer James Gatz
He believes in illusion - true or false? - Correct Answer True
As the novel develops Gatsby is ever persistent in pursuing Daisy - what does he not realize? - Correct
Answer His dream is not worthy of himself
As his dream of Daisy disintergrates what is revealed? - Correct Answer The corruption that wealth
causes
Gatsby is juztaposed (compared) mainly with two characters - who? - Correct Answer Tom Buchanan
and Nick Carraway
, What does the juztaposition (comparison) of Nick and Gatsby comment on? - Correct Answer Gatsby is
passionate and active, and Nick is sober and reflective.
Nick Carraway plays what role? - Correct Answer Narrator
Nick's role as the narrator - Correct Answer As readers, we only know what Nick tells us
How old is Nick? - Correct Answer 30
What does Nick do? - Correct Answer Bonds Man
He opens the book exposing himself as... - Correct Answer honest and reserved
He (Nick) confides in the book that... (Q) - Correct Answer "I'm inclined to reserve all judgements,"
Nicks inner conflict is symbolised by who? - Correct Answer Jordan Baker
Daisy is the cousin of who? - Correct Answer Nick
Daisy believed Gatsby was? - Correct Answer Wealthy
Daisy married who? - Correct Answer Tom Buchanan
Daisy can be described as? - Correct Answer Fickle, not satisfied
What does this end quote mean "They were careless people, Tom and Daisy they sashed up things and
creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness." (Q) - Correct Answer
Their wealth made them careless with other people's lives. They didn't have to deal with the
consequences of their actions.
With Latest Solutions (Updated Assured
Satisfaction )
Fitzgerald coined the term _ _ _ _ age? - Correct Answer Jazz
Fitzgeralds influences were? - Correct Answer Alcohol and aspirations
Is Fitzgeralds life similar to Jay Gatsby? - Correct Answer Yes
Jay Gatsby was about how old? - Correct Answer 30
He was rich/poor in his childhood? - Correct Answer poor
Initially, Gatsby is presented as? - Correct Answer An aloof host of gaudy parties
What was his original name? - Correct Answer James Gatz
He believes in illusion - true or false? - Correct Answer True
As the novel develops Gatsby is ever persistent in pursuing Daisy - what does he not realize? - Correct
Answer His dream is not worthy of himself
As his dream of Daisy disintergrates what is revealed? - Correct Answer The corruption that wealth
causes
Gatsby is juztaposed (compared) mainly with two characters - who? - Correct Answer Tom Buchanan
and Nick Carraway
, What does the juztaposition (comparison) of Nick and Gatsby comment on? - Correct Answer Gatsby is
passionate and active, and Nick is sober and reflective.
Nick Carraway plays what role? - Correct Answer Narrator
Nick's role as the narrator - Correct Answer As readers, we only know what Nick tells us
How old is Nick? - Correct Answer 30
What does Nick do? - Correct Answer Bonds Man
He opens the book exposing himself as... - Correct Answer honest and reserved
He (Nick) confides in the book that... (Q) - Correct Answer "I'm inclined to reserve all judgements,"
Nicks inner conflict is symbolised by who? - Correct Answer Jordan Baker
Daisy is the cousin of who? - Correct Answer Nick
Daisy believed Gatsby was? - Correct Answer Wealthy
Daisy married who? - Correct Answer Tom Buchanan
Daisy can be described as? - Correct Answer Fickle, not satisfied
What does this end quote mean "They were careless people, Tom and Daisy they sashed up things and
creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness." (Q) - Correct Answer
Their wealth made them careless with other people's lives. They didn't have to deal with the
consequences of their actions.
