The Great Gatsby quiz and flashcards
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Why does Nick Carraway move East?
Where does Nick rent his house?
What does Nick first see Gatsby reaching toward?
Whom does Nick meet during dinner with Tom and Daisy?
Where does Tom introduce Nick to Myrtle?
What does Myrtle buy with Tom's money?
What prompts Tom to break Myrtle's nose?
How does Nick come to attend Gatsby's party?
What interests the drunken man in Gatsby's library?
Whom does Gatsby summon for a private conversation at his party?
What does Gatsby show Nick to support his life story?
Whom does Gatsby identify as responsible for fixing the World Series?
What does Gatsby want Nick to arrange?
How does Nick respond to Gatsby's offer of confidential paid work?
What does Gatsby nearly knock over during the reunion?
Where does Gatsby take Daisy after their reunion at tea?
What was Gatsby's original name?
Whom did Gatsby serve during his younger years?
What does Gatsby receive from the money Cody leaves him?
What does Gatsby want Daisy to do about her marriage?
Why does Gatsby replace his servants?
Where does Tom confront Gatsby about Daisy and his business?
What does Daisy admit during the confrontation?
Who is driving Gatsby's car when Myrtle is killed?
Why does Gatsby refuse Nick's advice to leave?
Whom does George Wilson search for after Myrtle's death?
What does Nick find when he returns to Gatsby's house?
Who takes responsibility for arranging Gatsby's funeral?
Who arrives and shows Nick evidence of Gatsby's childhood ambitions?
What does Tom admit to Nick near the end?
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