Gatsby Test Chapters 1-4
1.What is Nick's first impression of the night he spent at Daisy's and Tom's house?
What is an important trait of Nick (our narrator) has, that helps us to know more about the other characters beside his own perspective?
What happens at the end of the chapter one when we first see Gatsby?
2. What do we find out about Tom's secret life?
What happens to Nick by the end of the night?
3. How is the first party of the Great Gatsby described?
As Nick starts to meet more and more people, what does he realize about himself?
4. What secrets do we learn about Gatsby?
What is an important trait of Nick (our narrator) has, that helps us to know more about the other characters beside his own perspective?
What happens at the end of the chapter one when we first see Gatsby?
2. What do we find out about Tom's secret life?
What happens to Nick by the end of the night?
3. How is the first party of the Great Gatsby described?
As Nick starts to meet more and more people, what does he realize about himself?
4. What secrets do we learn about Gatsby?
My answers:
ReplyDelete1. Nick's first impression was that Daisy was a little too self-indulgent and Tom was straightforward and almost too cocky.
2. An important trait about Nick is that he is someone who people trust, and he's honest.
3. At the end of the chapter when we first see Gatsby, Nick notices him appear at the end of the dock with a green light, then vanish.
4. We find out that Tom has a mistress named Myrtle.
5. By the end of the night Nick is intoxicated and he's waiting at a station reading a newspaper in the morning.
6. The first party is described as something lively and so much elegant chaos, with many clinks of drinks and ecstatic laughter. It's just a great vibe.
7. As Nick starts to meet more people, he realizes that he is one of the few honest people he's ever met.
8. We learn that Gatsby's secret is that he's been after Daisy ever since that time he couldn't say goodbye before leaving for war.
1. Nick's first impression on Daisy is that she was detached from reality and Tom was an arrogant man who bragged about his wealth.
ReplyDelete2. An important trait about Nick is that he is honest and trustworthy.
3.At the end of the chapter, Gatsby is seen by Nick, at the end of the dock reaching towards a green light and suddenly vanishing.
4. We find out Tom is having an affair with a married woman named, Myrtle Wilson.
5. By the end of the night, Nick is intoxicated with alcohol and half asleep at Pennsylvania Station.
6. The first party of the Great Gatsby is described with the sounds of lively chatter and laughter with elegant cuisine.
7. Nick starts to realize he is one of the few honest people that he's ever met.
8. We learn that Gatsby is still awaiting for Daisy ever since he left for war without saying goodbye.
From JONESSALLIN:
ReplyDelete1. Daisy is a self-centered girl while Tom is an blunt and arrogant person.
2. Nick is honest and can be trusted.
3. Gatsby was teaching out at the end of the dock under a green light, but vanished as the light flickered.
4. Tom is in an affair with another married woman, Myrtle.
5. Nick is intoxicated with alcohol and reading a newspaper at the Pennsylvania Station, half-asleep.
6. The first party is described as one with the sounds of people chattering in a lively manner and considered to have tasteful dishes.
7. Nick realises that he is one of the few honest people he has ever met.
8. A secret of Gatsby that we learned is that Daisy is the reason for all his actions we know about since the time he went off to war without bidding farewell.