Gatsby's Relationships and Symbolism

In Chapter 5, Nick arranges a meeting between Gatsby and Daisy. Gatsby offers Nick a business deal, which he declines. Despite the rain, Gatsby sends flowers to Nick's house. The reunion is awkward, but Nick leaves them alone, and they eventually reconnect. Gatsby shows Daisy his mansion and the green light, leading to her emotional breakdown over his shirts, symbolizing her regret over past choices.

What does Gatsby offer Nick in exchange for arranging the meeting with Daisy?

• A house

• A new car

• A business opportunity

• A vacation

How does Nick feel about Gatsby's business offer?

• Excited

• Grateful

• Indifferent

• Offended

What does Nick's reaction to Gatsby's business offer reveal about his character?

• He is easily swayed

• He is naive

• He is principled and not easily influenced

• He is greedy

What does Gatsby send to Nick's house before the meeting?

• A gift basket

• A letter

• A new car

• A crew to cut the grass and flowers

What does Gatsby's preparation for the meeting indicate about his character?

• He is spontaneous

• He is indifferent

• He is meticulous and concerned with appearances

• He is careless

Why is Gatsby's behavior considered awkward during the meeting?

• He is overly confident

• He sneaks out and returns soaking wet

• He talks too much

• He ignores Daisy

How does Gatsby's behavior change during the meeting with Daisy?

• He becomes silent

• He becomes awkward and nervous

• He becomes more confident

• He becomes angry

What does Nick decide to do to help Gatsby and Daisy during their meeting?

• Invite more guests

• Start a conversation

• Stay and mediate

• Leave them alone for a while

What does Gatsby show Daisy at his mansion?

• His library

• His art collection

• The green light

• His car collection

What is the significance of the green light for Gatsby?

• It represents his wealth

• It symbolizes his hope and dreams

• It is a navigation tool

• It is a decoration