How does George Wilson find out who owns the yellow car?

Tom tells him that Gatsby owns the car.

He sees the car parked outside Gatsby's house.

He finds the registration papers in the car.

Myrtle tells him before she dies.

Nick Carraway’s moral outlook changes throughout the novel. Which of the following best describes this change?

He grows increasingly disillusioned with the moral decay he observes.

He becomes more accepting of the wealthy elite's lifestyle.

He becomes more involved in the extravagant parties.

He remains unchanged in his moral perspective.

In what ways is Jay Gatsby "great"?

He is wealthy and throws lavish parties.

Daisy Buchanan represents the American Dream by:

Pursuing wealth and status over true happiness

Living a simple and honest life

Tom Buchanan is portrayed as:

A wealthy, arrogant, and prejudiced individual

A struggling artist with strong morals

Jordan Baker plays the role of:

A professional golfer and Daisy's friend

Myrtle Wilson contrasts with Daisy in that:

Myrtle is from a lower social class and is more desperate for wealth and status, while Daisy is wealthy and more refined.

Myrtle is more educated than Daisy.

Myrtle is Tom's wife, while Daisy is his mistress.

Myrtle is more reserved and quiet than Daisy.

Who is Meyer Wolfsheim and what does he represent in Gatsby’s life?

He is Gatsby’s business associate who represents the criminal underworld in Gatsby’s life.

He is Gatsby’s childhood friend who represents innocence in Gatsby’s life.

He is Daisy’s cousin who represents family connections in Gatsby’s life.

He is Nick’s neighbor who represents honesty in Gatsby’s life.

The green light at the end of Daisy’s dock is significant because it symbolizes:

Gatsby’s hope and dreams for the future

The novel portrays the idea of the American Dream as:

a flawed and often unattainable ideal.

an attainable goal for everyone through hard work.

a concept only for the wealthy.

irrelevant to the characters' lives.

The importance of social class in the novel is:

It determines characters' opportunities and relationships.

It is the main source of humor.

Illusion versus reality is a central theme because:

it highlights the difference between what appears to be true and what is actually true.

it focuses only on the actions of the main character.

it describes the setting in detail.

it explains the historical background.

The Valley of Ashes symbolizes:

The moral and social decay of society

The eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg represent:

The eyes of God watching over society

A literal advertisement for an oculist

The setting (East Egg, West Egg, Valley of Ashes) reinforces character traits and themes by:

Highlighting the social and moral divisions between characters.

Providing a backdrop for the parties in the novel.

Serving as a symbol of the American Dream's success.

Representing only the physical locations in the story.

Give an example of irony used in the novel.

The fire station burns down in the story.

The main character finds a lost dog.

A character wins a prize in a contest.

What is the tone of the novel? Does it change?

The tone of the novel changes at certain points.

The tone of the novel remains consistent throughout.

The tone of the novel is always cheerful.

The tone of the novel is always serious.

Fitzgerald uses foreshadowing by:

providing hints about future events

describing characters' emotions

The Great Gatsby critiques the 1920s by highlighting:

The moral decay and materialism of the era

The technological advancements of the time

The political stability of the decade

The agricultural innovations of the period

Who is the central character in the story?

The central character is the protagonist.

The central character is the antagonist.

The central character is the narrator.

The central character is the author.

How do the townspeople react to Mr. Hooper's veil?

They are curious and disturbed by it.

They are happy and celebrate it.

They immediately accept it without question.

How does the congregation respond during the sermon he gives with the veil?

They are confused and uncomfortable.

They listen attentively and support him.

They leave the church immediately.

They ignore the sermon completely.

What effect does the veil have on Mr. Hooper’s relationships?

It causes distance and isolation.

It brings him closer to others.

It has no effect on his relationships.

Why does Elizabeth break off her engagement with Mr. Hooper?

Because she is afraid of the veil he wears.

Because she falls in love with someone else.

Because her family disapproves of Mr. Hooper.

Because Mr. Hooper moves to another town.

What does Mr. Hooper say about the veil on his deathbed?

He says everyone wears a black veil.

He asks for the veil to be removed.

He reveals the reason for wearing the veil.

He apologizes for wearing the veil.

How does the veil affect Mr. Hooper’s role as a minister?

It makes him a more effective minister by inspiring fear and awe.

It causes people to distrust him and leave his congregation.

It has no effect on his role as a minister.

It makes him less respected by his congregation.

What internal conflict does the veil seem to represent?

The struggle between public appearance and private reality

The conflict between two countries

The battle between good and evil

What does Mr. Hooper's refusal to remove the veil suggest about his beliefs?

He believes in the importance of personal sacrifice.

He wants to frighten his congregation.

He does not care about others' opinions.

The veil influences the congregation's view of sin and guilt by:

Making them more aware of their own hidden sins and guilt.

Encouraging them to confess their sins openly.

Causing them to ignore the concept of sin altogether.

Making them believe that sin and guilt do not exist.

How does Mr. Hooper become a more effective preacher after donning the veil?

He becomes more mysterious and commands greater attention from his congregation.

He speaks louder and more clearly than before.

He uses more elaborate gestures during his sermons.

He shortens his sermons to keep the congregation interested.

What does the story suggest about hidden sin?

Hidden sin can have lasting consequences.

Hidden sin is never discovered.

Hidden sin brings immediate happiness.

Hawthorne portrays public versus private morality by:

depicting characters whose private sins contrast with their public reputations

focusing solely on public morality without addressing private actions

ignoring the concept of morality altogether

showing that public and private morality are always the same

What commentary does the story make on judgment and hypocrisy?

The story highlights the dangers of judging others while ignoring one's own faults.

The story encourages people to judge others harshly.

The story suggests that hypocrisy is acceptable in certain situations.

The story ignores the concepts of judgment and hypocrisy.

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Gatsby and Tom argue over Daisy.

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Daisy confesses her love for Tom.

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Spring 2025 Final 11th Grade

The narrator of The Great Gatsby is:

Where is Nick Carraway from, and why does he move to New York?

Gatsby’s parties are described as extravagant and lavish. Why does he throw them?

What is the relationship between Daisy and Gatsby?

Gatsby reveals the following about his past to Nick:

Tom Buchanan reacts to Gatsby and Daisy’s relationship by:

What happens during the confrontation at the Plaza Hotel?

Who is driving the car that kills Myrtle Wilson?

How does George Wilson find out who owns the yellow car?

What happens to Gatsby at the end of the novel?

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