The Great Gatsby Chapter 7

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What does Tom do when he drives away from the scene of the crash?

Back

Tom cries.

Front

Why does Gatsby replace all of his servants?

Back

Daisy is visiting Gatsby in the afternoons and they don’t want the word getting out.

Front

How does the end of Chapter 7 parallel the end of Chapter 1?

Back

Nick leaves Gatsby alone in the yard.

Front

At George's garage, what does Tom learn?

Back

Myrtle and George are moving.

Front

Who is driving Gatsby's car on the way to New York?

Back

Tom.

Front

What is the significance of Tom's reaction after the crash?

Back

It shows his emotional detachment and inability to take responsibility.

Front

How does Gatsby's decision to replace his servants reflect his relationship with Daisy?

Back

It indicates his desire to keep their meetings secret and protect their relationship.

Front

What thematic element is highlighted by Nick leaving Gatsby alone in the yard?

Back

It emphasizes Gatsby's isolation and the unattainability of his dreams.

Front

What does Tom's visit to George's garage reveal about his character?

Back

It shows his arrogance and lack of empathy for others.

Front

How does the driving of Gatsby's car symbolize the characters' relationships?

Back

It reflects the power dynamics and control between Tom, Gatsby, and Daisy.