Gatsby

All of the following attend Gatsby's funeral EXCEPT...

• Nick

• Henry Gatz

• The owl-eyed man

• Klipspringer

What is ironic about Gatsby's funeral?

• Everyone came to his house for parties, but no one is at his funeral

• He was extremely rich while alive, but he's buried in a shoddy coffin in a cemetery for poor people

• Gatsby wasn't religious, but a priest conducts the funeral and blesses him in death

• Nick never attended one of his parties, but he did attend his funeral

When Nick sees Jordan at the end of the book, what surprising information does he find out about her?

• She was only pretending to be a professional golfer

• She is engaged to another man

• She was the one who was actually driving the car that hit Myrtle

• She is planning to leave New York for good

When Nick tries to call Daisy, what does he find out about Daisy and Tom?

• Tom left Daisy

• They are acting like nothing happened

• They left town indefinitely

• Daisy tells Nick to come over so they can make a plan

Whom else did Nick try to contact, but only gets an apologetic letter from in reply?

• Gatsby's father

• Tom

• Jordan

• Wolfsheim

What significant gift did Gatsby buy for his father two years earlier?

• a new car

• a house

• a new wardrobe

• a European vacation

What is Nick shown that is in the back of one of Gatsby's childhood books?

• an old photograph

• a to-do list

• a love letter to Daisy

• a drawing

What does Nick decide to do in the long run after all of the funeral business is over?

• Return to the midwest

• Stay where he is and focus on his career

• Ask Jordan to marry him

• Write a biography about Gatsby

Who does Nick later discover actually tipped off George Wilson about Gatsby's involvement in Myrtle's death?

• Daisy

• Jordan

• Tom

• Wolfsheim

What is the “valley of ashes”?

• An area in East Egg where a fire had been many years ago.

• A barren, lower-middle class area separating New York from West Egg.

• An industrial zone

• An imaginary place used as a metaphor for Gatsby’s loneliness