He is mentioned in a conversation between Nick and Jordan. Later Nick sees himon the lawn in the moonlight.

Nick meets him at a party.

Everyone talks about him at the party, but no one sees him. Later Nick sees himwith Daisy.

Jordan tells Daisy about Tom's affair, and Daisy meets Gatsby to begin an affairof her own to get even with Tom.

An area in East Egg where a fire had been many years ago.

A barren, lower-middle class area separating East Egg from West Egg.

An industrial zone

An imaginary place used as a metaphor for Gatsby’s loneliness

Seeing eye dogs that the doctor trains fro the Association of the Blind

A group of security guards who monitor the doctor’s home and offices

A new kind of contact lens that the doctor has just developed

An illustration on a billboard overlooking the valley of ashes

.  His mistress

Dr. T.J. Eckleburg

His parents

Gatsby

Myrtle is Tom’s cousin.  George is her son. 

George is Tom’s business partner.  Myrtle is George’s wife. 

Myrtle is Tom’s mistress.  George is Myrtle’s husband. 

They are the caretakers of Tom’s estate. 

sandwiches for lunch

a dog

a new dress

cuff links for Tom

Tom’s favorite restaurant

Nick’s office

The dealer where Tom bought his last car

The apartment Tom rents and always takes his mistress to

Catherine is Nick’s secretary.  Mrs. McKee is her sister, and Mr. McKee is her brother-in-law

Catherine is Myrtle’s sister.  The McKees live downstairs in the apartment complex

Catherine is Tom’s cousin.  The McKees are the apartment managers

Catherine is Mrs. McKee’s best friend.  The McKees are old neighbors of Myrtle’s

Daisy Buchanan

Nick

Gatsby

Jordan Baker

Gatsby

Nick

Jordan Baker

Daisy Buchanan

He throws elaborate parties.

He is the town's mayor.

He is a war hero.

He supports local charities

Nick received his invitation by special delivery

Nick's invitation was hand written

Nick seems to be the one of only a few people actually invited to the party.

Nick is not famous or wealthy, so did not expect to be invited

famous artist

well known heiress

famous golfer

famous model

She showed up wearing the same dress a second time

She got in an argument with her husband

Gatsby bought her a new one

She drank too much and passed out

A friend of Jordan's who thinks he is her boyfriend

A man who seems to be Gatsby's servant

A neighbor of Gatsby's

The man Nick encounters in Gatsby's library

Although the party is rowdy and most people are drunk, Gatsby is reserved and never drinks alcohol.

Although many people are gossiping about him, Gatsby brags about the great number of close friends he has. 

Although his house is huge and opulent, Gatsby laments that his house is too small for him.

All of his guests are wealthy and/or famous, but Gatsby has done nothing remarkable in his life.

They plan to go into New York to visit Myrtle at her apartment.

They plan to visit Jordan at her aunt's house

They plan to go up in the hydroplane

They plan to take Gatsby's boat out into the bay

Got drunk and almost ran off.

Gave all her attendants gifts.

Stayed sober so she could remember her wedding day.

Swore to stay devoted to the love of her life: Tom.

Very careful with his language

He is a positive, kind man who seems to see the best in people. 

Speaks elegantly and seems supportive.

All answers given

Spring

Summer

Fall 

Winter

He killed a man.

He was a German spy.

He attended Oxford.

All answers given

Gatsby has parties since he does not like to go to them.

Gatsby likes to show off his wealth.

Gatsby loves to entertain.

Gatsby hopes to see Daisy.

He wanted Nick to be there for the meeting in case Daisy got “upset.”

He thought Daisy would be more likely to come if Nick asked her.

He wanted Daisy to see his house.

He didn't want to have to go into New York.

He wanted Nick to be there for the meeting in case Daisy got “upset.”

He thought Daisy would be more likely to come if Nick asked her.

He wanted Daisy to see his house.

He didn't want to have to go into New York.

Collect debts from borrowers.

Clean his house before the party.

Ask Jordan out to dinner.

Invite Daisy to tea at his house.

a hitman for the mob.

the man who fixed the 1919 World Series.

a bootlegger for the speakeasies.

not to be messed with if he wants to keep his teeth.

Tom was caught with another woman when he wrecked his car

Tom realized how much he was in love with Daisy.

Daisy was caught in an affair.

Daisy realized Tom loved her despite his affairs.

an emerald ring

a string of pearls

a diamond necklace

a love letter

mother-of-pearl studs

ivory studs

bullets from the body of one of his mob buddies

human molars

family

fame

Daisy

money

He is attracted to her.

He is not attracted to her.

He just wants to be friends.

He doesn't think anything about her.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Tom Buchanan

Unknown

Nick Carraway

Old chap

Old sport

Old spice

Young lad

Chicago

Gatsby's funeral

We don't know.

France

She thought Gatsby had died in the war.

She didn’t think Gatsby would wait for her.

Deep down, she had always loved Tom.

Tom has good social standing and was acceptable to her parents.

arrogant

deceitful

careless

disgraceful

Nick and Mr. Gatz

Nick, Tom, and Daisy

Nick, Owl-Eyes, some servants, and the gardener

Nick, Mr. Gatz, the minister, and Owl-Eyes

The word Rosebud and a list of items he wanted to buy someday

A daily schedule and a list of general resolves

The name Gatsby and the name Daisy

A clipping from a Sears Roebuck catalog  and the name Dan Cody

was having an affair with Myrtle.

stopped to get gas at his station.

tried to sell him a car last year.

wanted to take Myrtle out West.

Daisy never loved Gatsby

Gatsby is better than Daisy and her friends

He wishes he’d stayed in Minneapolis

Gatsby should move on

that Gatsby is the father of her daughter.

that she never loved him.

that she no longer loves him and loves Gatsby instead.

that she will continue to be Gatsby's mistress as long as Tom keeps cheating.

Nothing. Daisy and Tom talk and she goes to bed.

Daisy became hysterical and stormed out of the house.

Gatsby pounds on the door, but Daisy refuses to see him.

Tom becomes enraged and strikes Daisy several times.

Daisy's charm and beauty.

The immorality of America during the 1920's.

The violence in men's hearts.

Gatsby's faded dreams.

the Valley of Ashes.

the eyes of God.

the terrors of alcohol.

Satan and death

People didn't really enjoy is parties

People from the east only cared about money

Everyone hated Gatsby

Everyone was scared of Gatsby

James Gatz

Jay Gatz

Jim Gatsby

James Gatsby

Daisy

Gatsby as a Soldier

Dan Cody

Gatsby's Parents

Daisy

Gatsby

Nick

Myrtle

Why can't Tom come?

Who is Tom?

Can Pammy come?

Should I bring cookies?

proud

resentful

devastated

bewildered

funeral details

to express his condolences

a pair of shoes

his piano

Nick

Tom

Daisy

Gatsby

six months

two years

five years

ten years

Yes

No

She is sloppy drunk and embarrassing him

They were just playing around

She is taunting him by saying Daisy's name over and over

An area in East Egg where a fire had been many years ago.

A barren, lower-middle class area separating East Egg from West Egg.

An industrial zone

An imaginary place used as a metaphor for Gatsby’s loneliness

Allusion

Flashback

Symbolism

verbal irony

Allusion

Flashback

Symbolism

verbal irony

West Egg

East Egg

North Egg

South Egg

True

False

To hold convivial parties

To start a new life after the war.

To begin work in the bond business.

To live in the house across from Daisy.

Being engaged to Tom

Dating a new soldier

Moving to New Orleans

Reconciling with her family

confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding).

To lie

To fix something

To give a false statement

exultation

gaudy

meretricious

grotesque

Noun

Verb

Adjective

Adverb

anger or frustration

given or felt by each other, done in return

calm, friendly

giving back to the community

sad, unhappy

evil, bad, or wicked

moderately grumpy

a type of broom

When an author uses words to move the story along

a type of painting used by most artests

two or more things placed side by side to emphasize the link or contrast. 

two or more things that are synonyms 

white

yellow

silver

black

ties

stamp collection

military medals

shirts

It is full of money.

It is a low, thrilling voice.

It is the kind of voice that men who care for her find difficult to forget.

Her voice is a light, glowing, singing voice.

very hot summer day

rainy day in early spring

bitterly cold day in January

clear, crisp day in the fall

She does not love Tom any more.

She still loves Tom, but she cannot stay with him.

She loves Nick more than she loves Tom.

She never loved Tom.

She moves west with her husband.

She leaves town with a traveling salesman.

She is hit by a car and killed.

She goes to jail for attempted robbery.

George Wilson

Tom Buchanan

Gatsby himself

Wolfsheim

living room

garage

swimming pool

garden

the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleberg

a green light

the valley of ashes

the yellow car

eyes

perfume

voice

acting ability

the American Dream

the Declaration of Independence

the Greek hero Odysseus

the valley of ashes

J.K. Rowling

Ernest Hemingway

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Always wanted to study in Europe

Family Tradition

Superior Academics

Reputable Sports Programs

True

False

stalkerish

creepy

mysterious

confident

He cheated on her.

She cheated on him.

Her upper lip sweats.

He wants to date Jordan.

It is the largest of all the libraries he's ever seen.

Because of books on the shelf are real books, not fake.

Because the bookcases are about 30-feet high.

Because it looks like a Gothic cathedral.

Orange and lemon juices

An orchestra

Uninvited guests

A Christmas tree

The cream colored Rolls Royce

The hydroplane

The Green Light

Doctor T.J. Eckleburg's Spectacles

To throw large parties.

It is very lavish and made of good materials.

To be across from Daisy.

To be on the beach.

A dock

A green light

A red light

A boat

Fetch them drinks

Play music on the organ for them to dance to

Play music on the piano for them to dance to

Recite a poem

He introduced Gatsby to Daisy on his yacht.

He educated Gatsby about money and the people who have it. 

He lent Gatsby money for his early business ventures.

He left Gatsby a fleet of yachts when he died.

It was clear to land the hydroplane.

It was safe for him and his guests to go swimming. 

It stood for his vision of his future with Daisy. 

It was a tribute to his companions who had died in the war.

He is the "boarder" who always seems to be at Gatsby's house. 

He is Gatsby's financial advisor.

He is one of Gatsby's cousins from Germany.

He is Gatsby's brother-in-law.

Hindenburg's Nephew

The Police Commisioner

Meyer Wolfsheim

Jordan Baker