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Great Gatsby Literary Review
Great Gatsby Literary Review
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A review of Great Gatsby chapter 1-5, as well as literary devices.
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1
What is the Owl-Eyed man excited about?
Gatsby's free alcohol
Gatsby's parties are large
Gatsby's library is mahogany
Gatsby's books are all real
2
Tom hitting Myrtle is an example of...
external conflict- man vs man
external conflict- man vs society
internal conflict- man vs nature
internal conflict- man vs self
3
Nick living in a shack next to the island's biggest nicest mansion is...
Dramatic irony
situational irony
verbal irony
literary irony
4
When Daisy says "Tom's become very profound," that is an example of...
dramatic irony
situational irony
literary irony
verbal irony
5
What distracts Gatsby & Daisy so Nick can leave in Chapter 5?
Puppies
Alcohol
Shirts
Music
6
Define
assonance
repetition of consonants at beginning of a word
repetition of vowels at beginning a word
repetition of consonants in a word
repetition of vowels in a word
7
What happened to Daisy that caused her to try and cancel her wedding?
She realized Tom's a jerk
She broke the pearl necklace
She got a mysterious letter
She loses her parents
8
What could the eyes in T.J. Eckleberry symbolize?
god's judgment
perverts
a billboard
bad eyesight
9
What
point of view
is The Great Gatsby written in?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
10
Who would be a
foil
to Tom?
Jordan
Gatsby
Daisy
Owl-eyes
11
Since the Owl-eyed man has been drunk for two weeks, we know he is probably...
care-free
uptight
a loser
drunk
12
Nick's decision to reject Gatsby's job offer is an example of...
internal conflict- man vs man
internal conflict- man vs self
external conflict- man vs society
external conflict- man vs nature
13
The readers know Myrtle is having an affair but George Wilson doesn't. This is...
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
literary irony
14
Since his rant about the "dominant" white race, we can characterize Tom as...
smart
racist
lonely
intelligent
15
Daisy choosing between Tom and Gatsby is an example of...
internal conflict-man v society
internal conflict-man v self
external conflict-man v man
external conflict- man v machine
16
What happens at the apartment party?
Catherine dances
Mr Mckee cries
Tom hits Myrtle
Nick gets mad
17
Define
consonance
repetition of consonants in a word
repetition of vowels in a word
repetition of consonants at beginning of a word
repetition of vowels at beginning a word
18
What possession of Gatsby's causes Daisy to cry?
His mansion
His shirts
His piano
His pants
19
Who could be a
foil
to Gatsby?
Tom
Daisy
Jordan
Jimmy
20
Where do George and Myrtle Wilson live?
East Egg
New York proper
West Egg
Valley of Ashes
21
When the drunk at Gatsby's party crashes his car in a ditch, that is...
external conflict- man vs society
internal conflict- man vs self
external conflict- man vs nature
internal conflict- man vs man
22
What affects our
narrator's reliability
during the book?
Alcohol
Personal opinions
Bias and prejudice
All of the above
23
Nick searching for Gatsby, then not realizing it when he finds him, is an example of...
literary irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
24
When Gatsby meets Daisy again at Nick's house, what is the mood?
awkward
angry
sad
overjoyed
25
Nick remembers a scandal about Jordan cheating at golf. this
characterizes
her as...
scary
rude
sneaky
cruel
26
Define
alliteration
repetition of constants in a word
repetition of vowels in a word
repetition of vowels in the beginning a word
repetition of constants in the beginning a word
27
How do Gatsby and Daisy know each other from the past?
He was a family friend
They used to be neighbors
He was in the army base near her
She grew up with him
28
Gatsby reaching for the green light could
symbolize
...
Gatsby's trying to be fun
Gatsby's reaching for Daisy
Gatsby's poor eye-sight
Gatsby's being weird
29
When Nick finds out about Tom's affair he acts calm, but what is his tone?
mean
calm
understanding
shocked
30
What does Daisy hope her daughter will be?
weak and nerdy
strong and smart
athletic and cruel
dumb and pretty
