Exploring Gatsby: Chapters 5 and 7

What significant event occurs at Gatsby's mansion in Chapter 5?

• Gatsby and Daisy reunite at his mansion.

• Gatsby throws a party for his friends.

• Daisy moves into Gatsby's mansion.

• Gatsby sells his mansion to Tom.

How does Gatsby react when he sees Daisy for the first time in years?

• Gatsby remains calm and indifferent.

• Gatsby ignores Daisy completely.

• Gatsby reacts with nervousness and overwhelming emotion.

• Gatsby becomes angry and confrontational.

What does Nick Carraway think about Gatsby's parties in Chapter 5?

• Nick finds Gatsby's parties to be extravagant but ultimately empty and lacking true connection.

• Nick believes Gatsby's parties are a great way to connect with others.

• Nick sees Gatsby's parties as a perfect representation of the American Dream.

• Nick thinks Gatsby's parties are boring and uninviting.

In Chapter 7, what does Gatsby's car symbolize during the confrontation with Tom?

• Gatsby's car represents his love for Daisy.

• Gatsby's car symbolizes wealth, status, and the illusion of the American Dream.

• Gatsby's car signifies the danger of wealth.

• Gatsby's car is a symbol of friendship and loyalty.

How does Daisy's behavior change during the events of Chapter 7?

• Daisy becomes more confident and assertive during the confrontation.

• Daisy remains completely indifferent to the situation.

• Daisy expresses joy and excitement throughout the events.

• Daisy becomes anxious and conflicted, revealing her inner turmoil during the confrontation.

What is the significance of the weather in Chapter 7?

• The weather symbolizes the emotional state of the characters and foreshadows upcoming events.

• The weather is irrelevant to the plot.

• The weather changes frequently but has no impact on the characters.

• The weather only describes the setting without deeper meaning.

How does Tom Buchanan's attitude towards Gatsby evolve in these chapters?

• Tom Buchanan's attitude towards Gatsby evolves from disdain and suspicion to hostility and aggression.

• Tom Buchanan remains indifferent towards Gatsby throughout the chapters.

• Tom Buchanan's attitude shifts from friendship to jealousy.

• Tom Buchanan admires Gatsby's wealth and success.

What role does the green light play in Gatsby's perception of his dreams?

• The green light represents Gatsby's wealth and success.

• The green light symbolizes Gatsby's unattainable dreams and desires.

• The green light symbolizes Gatsby's friendship with Daisy.

• The green light is a signal for Gatsby to start his parties.

What does Nick realize about Gatsby's past in Chapter 7?

• Gatsby was a wealthy heir from a prominent family.

• Gatsby was born James Gatz to poor farmers and reinvented himself.

• Gatsby was originally a famous author before becoming rich.

• Gatsby grew up in New York City as a socialite.

How does the climax of Chapter 7 affect the relationships between the main characters?

• The climax leads to a celebration among the main characters.

• The climax has no impact on the characters' relationships.

• The climax intensifies conflicts and alters loyalties among the main characters.

• The climax resolves all conflicts and unites the characters.