Exploring Chapter 1 of Gatsby

What is the setting introduced in Chapter 1 of Gatsby?

• Long Island, New York in the 1920s, specifically West Egg and East Egg.

• Chicago in the 1930s

• Los Angeles in the 1920s

• New York City in the 1910s

Who is the narrator of the story in Chapter 1?

• The narrator is the main character.

• The narrator is a minor character.

• The narrator is an omniscient being.

• The narrator is a historical figure.

What does Nick Carraway do for a living?

• real estate agent

• teacher

• lawyer

• bond salesman

How does Nick describe his cousin Daisy in Chapter 1?

• Nick describes Daisy as dull and uninteresting.

• Nick describes Daisy as charming, beautiful, and captivating, but also superficial.

• Nick finds Daisy to be overly serious and reserved.

• Nick thinks Daisy is plain and forgettable.

What is the significance of the green light mentioned in Chapter 1?

• The green light symbolizes Gatsby's hopes and dreams, particularly his desire for Daisy.

• The green light is a traffic signal indicating safe passage.

• The green light represents Gatsby's wealth and social status.

• The green light symbolizes the environmental movement in the 1920s.

Who is Tom Buchanan and what is his relationship to Daisy?

• Tom Buchanan is Daisy's friend.

• Tom Buchanan is Daisy's brother.

• Tom Buchanan is Daisy Buchanan's husband.

• Tom Buchanan is Daisy's father.

What does Nick learn about Gatsby in Chapter 1?

• Gatsby is a wealthy and mysterious man who loves Daisy Buchanan.

• Gatsby is a politician running for office.

• Gatsby is a famous author known for his novels.

• Gatsby is a poor farmer living in West Egg.

How does the chapter establish the theme of wealth and class?

• Wealth is portrayed as universally positive, with no social disparities highlighted.

• The chapter focuses solely on the characters' personal relationships without mentioning wealth.

• The chapter establishes the theme of wealth and class by contrasting characters' lifestyles and interactions, emphasizing social disparities.

• The theme of wealth and class is established through a single character's backstory.

What is the mood of the chapter as it introduces the characters?

• The mood is strictly serious and somber throughout.

• The mood is always cheerful and lighthearted.

• The mood is chaotic and disorganized from the start.

• The mood is often reflective of the narrative tone, which can vary.

What role does the Valley of Ashes play in the narrative introduced in Chapter 1?

• The Valley of Ashes represents the success of the American Dream.

• The Valley of Ashes serves as a meeting point for characters.

• The Valley of Ashes symbolizes the beauty of nature.

• The Valley of Ashes represents the moral decay and social disparity in the pursuit of wealth.