The Great Gatsby Test

According to George Wilson, what do the Eyes of Dr. Eckleburg symbolize?

• Represents God staring down and judging the immoral behavior of all.

• Represent the advancement of advertising and how creative advertisers must be to attract customers.

• Represent the isolation of living in the valley of ashes.

• Represent how everyone sees what is happening and people need to start doing something their ways.

Which statement below is most important to the author's overall argument?

• "I'll get somebody for you, Gatsby. Don't worry. Just trust me and I'll get somebody for you -.

• "Blessed are the dead that the rain falls on..."

• "Over the ashheaps the giant eyes of Doctor .J. Eckleburg kept their vigil, but I perceived, after a moment, that other eyes were regarding us with peculiar intensity from less than twenty feet away.

• "Gatsby believed in the green light...It eluded us then, but that's no matter - to-morrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther...And one fine morning -

What is the difference in how Nick and Tom portray their thoughts about money?

• Nick is newly rich and is humble whereas Tom is from generational money and believes money brings power.

• Nick and Tom both come from generation money but Nick doesn't let it drive him whereas Tom lets money and its perks drive him.

• Nick comes from "old money" and uses it to influence others, but Tom doesn't try to influence others because of his humility.

• Tom's about having all the power that comes with having wealth, and Nick is starting to learn Tom's ways and is moving toward having more power especially with money.

Which detail best supports the idea that Wilson was ignoble?

• He sat in the chair mumbling and crying after Myrtle's death.

• He forced his way into Tom and Daisy's house demanding answers.

• He backed down after he questioned Tom on how long it was taking to get the car fixed.

• He told Tom he had been sick for a couple of days especially since he realized some things about Myrtle.

In The Great Gatsby, what does West Egg symbolize, and how is it different from East Egg?

• West Egg represents new money, ambition, and recently acquired wealth, while East Egg symbolizes old money, tradition, established wealth and inherited social status.

• West Egg represents old money and long-established wealth, while East Egg symbolizes new money and recently acquired fortunes.

• West Egg represents the middle class, while East Egg symbolizes the upper class.

• West Egg symbolizes tradition, while East Egg symbolizes innovation.

When Gatsby asked Jordan to ask Nick to invite Daisy over for tea, Gatsby had a ​ (a)   plan of what he wanted. Perhaps he should have had a clearer idea, as he completely panicked when Daisy came over.

• nebulous

• obstinate

• gaudy

• vestige

Who was driving the car that killed Myrtle?

• Gatsby

• Tom

• Nick

• Daisy

Since Gatsby's attempts to find Daisy were ​ (a)   , he decided to ask Jordan to ask Nick to ask Daisy over for tea.

• abortive

• obstinate

• nebulous

• vestige

Gatsby would decorate his house in such an over the top way, Nick considers it ​ (a)   .

• gaudy

• abortive

• obstinate

• vestige

What event takes place at Tom and Daisy Buchanan's home in Chapter 7?

• A dinner party

• A picnic

• A funeral

• A wedding