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Chapter 4 The Great Gatsby
Chapter 4 The Great Gatsby
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This is a reading comprehension quiz for Chapter 4 of the Great Gatsby.
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1
Nick describes Gatsby's car as:
"rich cream color bright with nickel"
"rich beyond my imagination"
"a rich man's car"
"burnished gold with rich rubber tires"
2
Nick says that a lot of famous people visit Gatsby. All the following were visitors except:
The Chester Beckers
Willie Voltaire
President Warren G. Harding
The Leeches
3
Why didn't Gatsby just ask to arrange a meeting with Daisy?
He wanted her to see his house.
He's afraid Tom will find out.
He is shy.
He wants to do business with Tom, but tries to use Daisy.
4
Why does the police officer who stops Gatsby let him go without a ticket?
Gatsby promises to slow down
Gatsby successfully argues he has done nothing wrong
Gatsby shows him a card from the city commissioner
Gatsby gives him a hundred dollar bill
5
What did the man "who was there so long and so often?|" come to be known as?
the boarder
the leeche
Owl Eyes
the drunk
6
What crime did Meyer Wolfsheim commit?
He was Gatsby's father
He fixed the 1919 World Series
He "owned" women.
He sold whiskey illegally.
7
How does Gatsby claim he made his money?
He had a "coggnegtion" with Wolfsheim.
He says he is from a rich family and he inherited the money.
His father was in the bonds and made a killing on WallStreet
He was paid a stipend for being in the war.
8
oboes and trombones and saxophones and viols is an example of what poetic device?
assonance
sibilance
aliteration
consonancd
9
True or False: Nick believes Gatsby's story of his life.
True
False
10
True or False - Daisy doesn't drink anymore.
True
False
11
Assonance is?
A teacher's idea of torture.
The repetition of consonant sounds within a series of words.
A pain in the Ass-onance.
The repetition of vowel sounds within a series or words.
12
What happened on the night before Tom and Daisy were married? Click all that are correct.
Daisy found out she was pregnant.
Daisy got drunk.
Tom gave Daisy an expensive pearl necklace.
Tom was caught with another woman.
13
Why does Daisy get drunk before her wedding?
She doesn't want to marry Tom because he is a cheater.
Tom is a brute.
Daisy's parents are forcing her to marry Tom.
She is in love with Gatsby.
14
What city does Gatsby take calls from?
Chicago
East Egg
Philadelphia
West Egg
15
What does Gatsby do that makes Nick believe his story?
Shows him his medals from the war.
Shows his family at Oxford.
Shows him his birth certificate.
Shows him a picture of himself at Oxford.
16
The definition of supercilious is:
a deadly virus of the 1920's
a cloud formation
behaving or thinking one is superior (better than) another.
over stepping one's barriers
17
Gatsby says his family is from:
The Middle North
The Middle East
The Middle West
The Middle South
18
"She sells sea shells by the sea floor" is an example of what literary device?
metaphor
aliteration
simile
diction
19
As promised, Jordan reveals what information to Nick about Gatsby and Daisy?
Gatsby is the baby's father.
Tom and Gatsby are enemies.
Tom and Daisy had the baby long before they were married.
They knew each other long ago.
20
"The bar is in full swing." is an example of what literary device?
onomatopoeia
syntax
personification
aliteration
21
Gatsby has asked Jordan Baker to do what?
Bring Nick to his next party.
Introduce Gatsby to Daisy.
Bring Tom and Daisy to Gatsby's next party
Arrange a meeting with Daisy.
22
"...you are looking for a business gonnegtion." The use of gonnegtion is an example of?
diction
hyperbole
consonance
syntax
23
Gatsby says he was educated at which college?
Oggsford
Yale
Oxford
Harvard
24
Nick notices Meyer Wolfsheim's cuff links. Why?
They are solid 100% gold.
They are molars.
They are small representations of Gatbsy's car.
They are little baseballs.
25
Gatsby's nick name for Nick is:
"old pal"
"old sport"
"yo dude"
"old man"
