The Great Gatsby

"That ashen, fantastic figure gliding toward him through the amorphous trees," is

James Gatz is

Daisy is forced to make a choice between Tom and Gatsby

The character who supposedly fixed the 1919 World Series is

Myrtle Wilson's nose is broken by

Which of the following is NOT an inference Nick makes about Gatsby's guests

The statement which best describes the difference between the East Eggers and West Eggers is

When Nick tells Gatsby he can't repeat the past Gatsby replies

The symbolic eyes described in chapter 2 are actually

The expression, "I'm paralyzed with happiness," is spoken by

Which is NOT an impression Nick has of Gatsby upon meeting him

The incident with owl eyes reveals that

Nick attends Gatsby's party because

Nick Carraway was born

All of the following reveal Nick's sense of responsibility except

The character who hangs up the phone in Nick's ear "with a sharp click" is

Gatsby shows a police officer

Owl eyes stays in Gatsby's library to

Which is not a narrative strategy used in the first chapter

The character who first appears "in riding clothes...standing on the front porch" is

Dr. T.J Eckleburg becomes a symbol of

"...With a stretcher on which lies a drunken woman in a white evening gown" is a description of

"The promise of a decade of loneliness" is sensed by

And the holocaust was complete refers to

Nick sees Gatsby for the first time

Nick comes to New York in an effort to

Gatsby's money actually comes from

The character who "has one of those rare smiles of eternal reassurance" is

The most significant change in Daisy's life since before the war is that she now

The car that killed Myrtle is driven by

Which statement best shows Gatsby's faith in himself

The object symbolizing Gatsby's hope for the love of Daisy is

An awkward moment occurs for Nick at Gatsby's party when he

Nick Carraway recalls a story in which Jordan Baker once