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Unit 1 Section 4-6 Test
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1
De Tocqueville describes some Americans as…
Living in unfair circumstances
Lacking the advantages that others have
Thankful for their good fortune
Unhappy despite their wealth and intelligence.
2
Alexis de Tocqueville states that American's gratifications make them unhappy.
True
False
3
Define Setting
The act of creating a place to begin a story; create a plot scene
The act of establishing a view in the text; who tell the story
The act of an author creating characters; developing character traits
To create a feeling or attitude toward a person or place through narration
4
"I like large parties. They’re so intimate. At small parties there isn’t any privacy.”
How does this develop Jordan?
It shows Jordan is like Nick; an outsider to the wealthy life of their pals
All of the above
It shows that Jordan does not take high society seriously
It shows she is drawn to the lavish lifestyle of Gatsby and rumors
5
Which two characters perish by the end of Chapter 8 of
The Great Gatsby
?
Gatsby & Myrtle Wilson
Tom & Daisy Buchanan
Gatsby & George Wilson
George & Myrtle Wilson
6
"He started as the son of a
poor
farmer; he ended as a
millionaire
twenty times over."
Negative Connotation
Neutral Connotation
Positive Connotation
No Connotation
7
Define Characterization
The act of creating a place to begin a story; create a plot scene
The act of establishing a point of view in the text
To create a feeling or attitude toward a person or place through narration
The act of an author creating characters; developing character traits
8
What is the significance of the flashbacks of “James Gatz” and “Dan Cody” in Chapter 7?
They show why Gatsby is not to be trust and is the villain of the text
Both Red and Yellow
They give insight to Gatsby’s character development and childhood.
They help the audience find truth amongst Gatsby's lies about his past.
9
Define the word Tumult
Disorder
A small gathering
Unity
A large crowd
10
Which of the following themes was
NOT
discussed during our learning of
The Great Gatsby?
Appearance vs. Reality
The Inability to Relive the past
Segregation
Wealth & Class
11
Define Point of View
The act of creating a place to begin a story; create a plot scene
To create a feeling or attitude toward a person or place through narration
The act of establishing a view in the text; who tell the story
The act of an author creating characters; developing character traits
12
This character is a symbol of Judgement or God in Chapter 2
Meyer Wolfsheim
Tom Buchanan
Dr. T.J. Eckleberg
George Wilson
13
Define the word Gratifications
Morals
Love
Material Possessions
Religious Faith
14
Define Tone
The act of creating a place to begin a story; create a plot scene
The act of an author creating characters; developing character traits
To create a feeling or attitude toward a person or place through narration
The act of establishing a point of view in the text
15
According to De Tocqueville, why are inhabitants of democratic countries dissatisfied?
They don’t want to be part of a democracy.
They are never content with what they have.
They are unaware that their nature is flawed.
They feel poorly toward undemocratic nations.
16
Which of the following literary devices does Fitzgerald utilize in
The Great Gatsby
?
Motif & Characterization
Flashback & Symbolism
Foreshadowing & Allusion
Imagery and 3rd Person Narration
17
How does Nick and Gatsby's opinion of the lawn symbolize the difference between Nick and Gatsby?
Nick is less refined; Gatsby is concered with appearance
Gatsby is embarrassed to live in West Egg; Nick is not
Nick nor Gatsby enjoy physical labor
Both recognize the need to impress high society
18
Whatsymbol
best
describes the theme of judgement of chapter 2 in
The Great Gatsby
?
The Ashes
The train in The Valley of Ashes
Wilson's dirty garage
The sign of Dr. T.J. Eckleberg
19
What is a Metaphor?
a figure of speech that implies irony
a figure of speech that compares and contrasts two things
A figure of speech that applies symbolic meaning to ordinary items
A figure of speech that uses "like" or "as"
20
This character has a lot of regrets in life, yet acts as though her regrets are not important.
Daisy Buchanan
Mrs. Mckee
Myrtle Wilson
Jordan Baker
21
"Man's hopes and desires are oftener
blasted
, the soul is more stricken and
perturbed
, and care itself more keen."
Negative Connotation
Negative, then Positive Connotation
Neutral Connotation
Positive Connotation
22
Define Flashback
When an author starts with the climax, then works backwards
When an author inserts past memories or events into the present
When an author states the ending before the resolution
When an author writes a text chronologically
23
How does De Tocqueville describe the American’s perspective on life?
They live life to the fullest
They struggle to find meaning in life.
They believe life lacks purpose
They worry that life is too short.
24
"it is mysticism; the
horrible
mysticism of money."
Negative Connotation
Neutral, then Negative Connotation
Positive Connotation
Neutral Connotation
25
What claim does Alexis De Tocqueville make about Equality?
Equality is the leveling factor of success allowing all to pursue dreams
it creates competition and is impossible to maintain.
Equality is easily maintained if people unite to achieve common goals.
Equality promotes the American Government above other Nations
26
This character is prejudice, wealthy, and aggressive
Tom Buchanan
Daisy Buchanan
Meyer Wolfsheim
Pammy Buchanan
27
This character likes to play games with others for amusement
Jordan Baker
Tom Buchanan
Daisy Buchanan
Jay Gatsby
28
This character loves money and expensive clothing, yet acts like they do not to keep secrets from their husband.
George Wilson
Jay Gatsby
Myrtle Wilson
Tom Buchanan
29
Define Symbolism
Using specific words to create a connotation
Using a symbol to represent an image
Using an image or item to represent a theme
Using tone to develop characters
30
How does Nick Carroway’s Point of View about the other characters in the text change from the beginning of the text?
He is delighted and favors high society.
He deems High society as filthy and criminalized.
He feels disgust and judgment toward high society
Nick has remained unbiased and neutral toward the others.
