Exploring Key Themes in The Great Gatsby Chapter 6

The transcript explores Gatsby's rise to fame, his transformation from James Gatz, and his relationship with Dan Cody. It delves into Gatsby's lavish parties, Tom Buchanan's visit, and Daisy's discomfort with the social scene. The narrative concludes with Gatsby's longing to recreate the past with Daisy, highlighting his dreams and nostalgia.

What changed Gatsby's life at the age of seventeen?

• He saw Dan Cody's yacht.

• He moved to New York.

• He inherited a large sum of money.

• He met Daisy for the first time.

What was Gatsby's real name before he changed it?

• James Gatz

• Dan Cody

• Tom Buchanan

• Nick Carraway

Who was Dan Cody to Gatsby?

• His father

• A mentor and friend

• A distant relative

• A business partner

What did Gatsby inherit from Dan Cody?

• A collection of cars

• A mansion

• $25,000

• A yacht

Why did Gatsby throw lavish parties?

• To reunite with old friends

• For political ambitions

• To show off his wealth

• To impress Daisy

How did Daisy react to Gatsby's party?

• She didn't attend the party.

• She decided to leave Tom for Gatsby.

• She felt out of place and uncomfortable.

• She was impressed and happy.

How did Gatsby earn his wealth according to Tom?

• As a professional golfer

• Through inheritance

• By owning drugstores

• Bootlegging

What was Gatsby's ultimate dream?

• To recreate his past with Daisy

• To sail around the world

• To move back to North Dakota

• To become the richest man in the world

What did Gatsby want Daisy to tell Tom?

• That she was leaving him

• That she was moving to West Egg

• That she never loved him

• That Gatsby was wealthier

What did Gatsby feel was essential to win Daisy back?

• Buying a bigger house

• Throwing more parties

• Recreating the past

• Becoming famous