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1
What does Nick think is inherent of women?
wildness
curiosity
integrity
dishonesty
2
Gatsby's parties run on....
Dunkins
dreams
gambling money
alcohol
3
How does Fitzgerald describes Gatsby's house on Monday mornings?
chaotic
fun
ravaged
quiet
4
What might the girls in yellow symbolize?
the "modern woman" of the 20s
the ugly realities of "partying"
the feminist movement
new money
5
How does Nick finally meet Gatsby?
by accident
introduced by Jordan
Gatsby finds him
introduced by the owl-eyed man
6
What does Nick say his one "cardinal virtue" is?
integrity
honesty
order
temperance
7
Why is Nick at Gatsby's house?
he was invited by Jordan
they're neighbors
he was invited by Gatsby
he'd like him to quiet down
8
Why does Gatsby want to meet with Jordan?
he wants to learn how to golf
we don't know at all
we don't know, but it's something amazing
he thinks she's beautiful
9
According to Nick, what word best describes Jordan?
beautiful
careless
majestic
pompous
10
What best describes the decor of Gatsby's house?
Americana
European gothic
modern
art deco
11
Why is it important to Nick that he find Gatsby?
manners
curiosity
he needs to ask him where the bathroom is
a need for truth
12
How does Fitzgerald describe Jordan's feelings about the party?
majestic abundance
utter disdain
contemptuous interest
joyous revelry
13
Ultimately, why doesn't Nick put the moves on Jordan?
He's in a long distance relationship already.
He does not want to be tied down.
He can't picture himself loving her.
He thinks she is too stuck up.
14
What insight do we learn from the owl-eyed man?
Gatsby is literate
Gatsby's identity
Gatsby's location
no true insight