The Great Gatsby Character Insights

In Chapter 7, curiosity about Gatsby peaks as his house goes dark. Nick learns Gatsby replaced his servants to avoid gossip about Daisy's visits. Tensions rise during a lunch at the Buchanan's, leading to a confrontation between Gatsby and Tom. The group drives to town, where an argument erupts at the Plaza Hotel. Daisy is torn between Gatsby and Tom, leading to a tragic accident. The chapter ends with Nick reflecting on the day's events.

Why did Gatsby replace his servants?

• They were not efficient.

• They were too expensive.

• To prevent gossip about Daisy's visits.

• To impress his guests.

What was the weather like on the day Nick visited the Buchanan's house?

• Mild and breezy

• Hot and oppressive

• Cold and rainy

• Cool and cloudy

What does Daisy say to Gatsby that Tom overhears?

• She loves Gatsby.

• She is unhappy.

• She wants to leave Tom.

• She wants to move to New York.

What does Tom accuse Gatsby of during their confrontation?

• Being a bootlegger

• Being a thief

• Being a spy

• Being a gambler

What does Gatsby insist about Daisy's feelings?

• She wants to marry Gatsby.

• She is confused.

• She never loved Tom.

• She wants to leave the country.

What tragic event occurs after the confrontation?

• Gatsby is arrested.

• Tom leaves Daisy.

• Myrtle Wilson is killed.

• Daisy runs away.

Who was driving the car that killed Myrtle Wilson?

• Daisy Buchanan

• Nick Carraway

• Tom Buchanan

• Jay Gatsby

What does Gatsby plan to do after the accident?

• Confront Tom

• Leave town

• Wait outside Daisy's house

• Call the police

How does Tom react to the news of Myrtle's death?

• He is devastated.

• He is angry.

• He is indifferent.

• He is relieved.

What does Nick realize about his feelings towards the group after the accident?

• He feels closer to them.

• He is indifferent.

• He is tired of them.

• He wants to help them.