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The Great Gatsby final test Questions and Answers Already Passed Graded A+ 1925 - Answers When was The Great Gatsby published? A notorious underworld figure involved in organized crime - Answers Who is Meyer Wolfsheim? A boarder who lives in Gatsby's house - Answers Who is Ewing Klipspringer? Yale - Answers Where did Nick Carraway attend school? Nick Carraway - Answers Who narrarates the Great Gatsby? An eye doctor whose billboard overlooks the road to West Egg - Answers Who is Dr. Eckleburg? A "valley of ashes" - Answers The road between West Egg and East Egg is Tom's lover - Answers Myrtle Wilson is Tom wants Nick to meet his mistress - Answers Why do Nick and Tom go to the "valley of ashes"? Mr. McKee - Answers Who claims to be in the "artistic game"? She says Daisy's name - Answers Why does Tom break Myrtle's nose? "You can't live forever." - Answers What reason does Myrtle give for having an affair? Bootlegger - Answers Jay Gatsby is a He fought in the war - Answers Which of these details is true about Gatsby's past? human molars - Answers Meyer Wolfsheim's cufflinks are made from He believes that Daisy may come to a party some night. - Answers Why does Gatsby throw extravagant parties? Daisy could not possibly live up to the dreams that Gatsby had about her. - Answers Why does Nick think that Gatsby may be disappointed with Daisy? In gold and silver - Answers How does Gatsby dress for his first meeting with Daisy? clock - Answers When Gatsby and Daisy meet in Nick's home, Gatsby almost breaks Nick's The song that Klipspringer plays on the piano - Answers Which of these is a reminder of the issues of money and class in the novel? age 17 - Answers When did James Gatz change his name to Gatsby? A reporter comes to Gatsby's home and interviews him. Thereafter, the rumors about Gatsby's

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The Great Gatsby final test Questions and Answers Already Passed Graded A+

1925 - Answers When was The Great Gatsby published?

A notorious underworld figure involved in organized crime - Answers Who is Meyer Wolfsheim?

A boarder who lives in Gatsby's house - Answers Who is Ewing Klipspringer?

Yale - Answers Where did Nick Carraway attend school?

Nick Carraway - Answers Who narrarates the Great Gatsby?

An eye doctor whose billboard overlooks the road to West Egg - Answers Who is Dr. Eckleburg?

A "valley of ashes" - Answers The road between West Egg and East Egg is

Tom's lover - Answers Myrtle Wilson is

Tom wants Nick to meet his mistress - Answers Why do Nick and Tom go to the "valley of ashes"?

Mr. McKee - Answers Who claims to be in the "artistic game"?

She says Daisy's name - Answers Why does Tom break Myrtle's nose?

"You can't live forever." - Answers What reason does Myrtle give for having an affair?

Bootlegger - Answers Jay Gatsby is a

He fought in the war - Answers Which of these details is true about Gatsby's past?

human molars - Answers Meyer Wolfsheim's cufflinks are made from

He believes that Daisy may come to a party some night. - Answers Why does Gatsby throw extravagant
parties?

Daisy could not possibly live up to the dreams that Gatsby had about her. - Answers Why does Nick think
that Gatsby may be disappointed with Daisy?

In gold and silver - Answers How does Gatsby dress for his first meeting with Daisy?

clock - Answers When Gatsby and Daisy meet in Nick's home, Gatsby almost breaks Nick's

The song that Klipspringer plays on the piano - Answers Which of these is a reminder of the issues of
money and class in the novel?

age 17 - Answers When did James Gatz change his name to Gatsby?

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