The Great Gatsby Chapter 7

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English
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12th Grade
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Haley Mullins
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Why did Gatsby fire all of his servants?
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Gatsby fired all of his servants to prevent them from gossiping about his relationship with Daisy, as he wanted to keep their affair private and maintain an image of exclusivity.
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What does Daisy do while Tom is on the phone in the other room? What does she tell Jordan to do?
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While Tom is on the phone, Daisy tells Jordan to be careful and not to let Tom know about her feelings for Gatsby. This highlights her desire to keep her emotions hidden from Tom.
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What kind of relationship does Daisy have with her daughter? Why is Gatsby surprised by the child’s “existence”?
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Daisy has a distant relationship with her daughter, often neglecting her. Gatsby is surprised by the child's existence because he was unaware of Daisy's life after their separation, highlighting his idealized view of her.
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What does Gatsby say that Daisy’s voice is full of? What prompts him to say this?
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Gatsby says that Daisy's voice is full of money, prompted by his realization of her wealth and the allure it holds for him. This reflects his obsession with her and the lifestyle she represents.
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Why does Wilson suddenly need money from Tom?
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Wilson needs money from Tom to pay for Myrtle's funeral expenses after her tragic death, highlighting his desperation and the financial strain he faces.
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OPEN ENDED QUESTION
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How does the weather contribute to the mood in this chapter? Of what could the weather be symbolic?
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The weather often reflects the characters' emotions, enhancing the mood. For instance, a storm may symbolize turmoil or conflict, while clear skies can represent hope or resolution, influencing the reader's perception of the events.
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CCSS.RL.6.3
CCSS.RL.7.3
CCSS.RL.8.3
CCSS.RL.9-10.3
7.
OPEN ENDED QUESTION
5 mins • 5 pts
What does Daisy tell Gatsby that catches him off guard? What was he expecting to hear?
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Daisy tells Gatsby that she never loved him, which catches him off guard. He was expecting her to reaffirm her love for him, as he had idealized their past relationship and believed they could rekindle it.
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