The Great Gatsby Chapter 7

Who kills Myrtle?

• Tom

• Gatsby

• Nick

• Wilson

• Daisy

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Why does Gatsby stop throwing parties?

• He runs out of money.

• He is only interested in Daisy.

• He becomes paranoid.

• His neighbors complain about the noise.

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What was significant about the car that hit Myrtle?

• It was yellow.

• It was coming from New York.

• It was going really fast.

• It never stopped or even slowed down.

• Nothing is significant about the car.

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What cars does everyone go home in?

• Daisy and Gatsby go home in Gatsby’s yellow car.

• Jordan, Tom, and Nick go home in Tom’s car.

• Daisy, Gatsby, Nick go home in Tom’s car.

• Jordan and Tom drive's go home in Gatsby’s yellow car.

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Why is the day important to Nick?

• It is his 30th birthday.

• He needs to pay rent.

• It is Jordan's birthday.

• He left the oven on.

• It is his and Jordan's anniversary.

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“She’s got an ________ voice,” I remarked. “It’s full of –” I

hesitated.

“Her voice is full of ________,” he said suddenly.

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Dilatory

• adj: rough and noisy; noisily jolly or rowdy; unrestrained

• noun: in music, a series or range of eight notes

• noun: to leave in an uncomfortable or desperate situation; desert in time of

  trouble

• tending to delay or procrastinate; slow; tardy

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Any large inn or hotel

• caravansary

• boisterous(ly)

• dilatory

• medium

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adj: extremely disturbing or distressing; grievous

• tumultuous

• harrowing

• alight(ed)

• vicarious(ly)

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noun: the act of commuting, as to and from a place of work

• commutation

• precipitate(ly)

• harrowing

• dilatory

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