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Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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What is the setting of Chapter 4 of ‘The Great Gatsby’?

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The setting includes New York City and the surrounding areas during the summer of 1922.

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Who is the narrator of ‘The Great Gatsby’?

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Nick Carraway.

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What significant event does Gatsby arrange in Chapter 4?

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Gatsby invites Nick to lunch in New York City.

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4
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True or False: Gatsby is a mysterious character with a questionable past.

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True.

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5
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What car does Gatsby drive?

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A yellow convertible.

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Fill in the blank: Gatsby’s real name is _______.

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James Gatz.

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7
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What does Gatsby show Nick during their lunch?

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A photograph of himself at Oxford.

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8
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What is the significance of the green light in ‘The Great Gatsby’?

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It symbolizes Gatsby’s hope and dreams for the future.

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9
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Who is Meyer Wolfsheim?

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A gangster and associate of Gatsby.

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10
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What illegal activity is Wolfsheim associated with?

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Fixing the 1919 World Series.

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What does Nick learn about Gatsby’s wealth during their lunch?

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It is implied to come from questionable sources.

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12
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How does Gatsby react when Nick mentions Daisy?

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Gatsby becomes anxious and eager to reconnect with her.

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What is the name of the woman Gatsby is in love with?

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Daisy Buchanan.

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14
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True or False: Gatsby and Daisy were once romantically involved.

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True.

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15
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What does Nick think about Gatsby after their lunch together?

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He finds Gatsby to be both charming and enigmatic.

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What does Gatsby ask Nick to do for him?

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To invite Daisy to his mansion for tea.

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17
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Fill in the blank: The chapter reveals that Gatsby is deeply in love with _______.

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Daisy.

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18
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What does Nick notice about the guests at Gatsby’s parties?

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They often do not know Gatsby personally.

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What does Gatsby want to recreate with Daisy?

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Their past romance.

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20
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Who is Tom Buchanan?

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Daisy’s husband.

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21
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What does Gatsby believe about the past?

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He believes it can be repeated.

22
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What does Nick do for a living?

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He works in the bond business.

23
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What does Gatsby’s mansion symbolize?

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His wealth and the American Dream.

24
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True or False: Gatsby’s parties are always well attended by his actual friends.

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False.

25
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What does Nick’s father advise him about judging others?

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To reserve judgment.

26
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What does Gatsby’s demeanor reveal about his character?

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He is hopeful yet deeply flawed.

27
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How does the chapter explore the theme of identity?

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Through Gatsby’s transformation from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby.

28
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What does Gatsby’s lavish lifestyle suggest about the 1920s?

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It reflects the excess and materialism of the Jazz Age.

29
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Fill in the blank: Nick is initially _______ of Gatsby’s wealth and lifestyle.

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Skeptical.

30
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What does the chapter reveal about the American Dream?

A

It suggests that the American Dream is often unattainable.

31
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Who does Gatsby ask Nick to invite to his mansion?

A

Daisy Buchanan.

32
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What does the chapter suggest about the nature of friendship?

A

It can be superficial among the wealthy.

33
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What does Nick feel about Gatsby by the end of the chapter?

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He feels a sense of admiration and sympathy.

34
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True or False: Gatsby is open about his past.

A

False.

35
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What does Gatsby’s desire to reunite with Daisy signify?

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His longing for a lost ideal.

36
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How does the chapter depict social class differences?

A

Through the contrast between Gatsby and the Buchanans.

37
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What does Nick’s perspective add to the story?

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It provides a moral lens through which the events are viewed.

38
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What does the chapter imply about the power of wealth?

A

Wealth can create illusions but does not guarantee happiness.

39
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Fill in the blank: Gatsby’s parties are extravagant and filled with _______.

A

Strangers.

40
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What is the significance of the lunch scene in Chapter 4?

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It deepens the reader’s understanding of Gatsby’s character.

41
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Who is the primary antagonist in ‘The Great Gatsby’?

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Tom Buchanan.

42
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What does Nick compare Gatsby to during their lunch?

A

A character from a romantic novel.

43
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What is the tone of Chapter 4?

A

Reflective and somewhat critical.

44
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What does Gatsby’s need for approval from Daisy indicate?

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His vulnerability and need for acceptance.

45
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True or False: Nick is completely trusting of Gatsby.

A

False.

46
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What does the chapter reveal about the illusion of the American Dream?

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It hints at its fragility and the disillusionment that often accompanies it.

47
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What does Gatsby hope to achieve by inviting Daisy to his mansion?

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To rekindle their past romance.

48
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How does Nick describe Gatsby’s smile?

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As one that conveys reassurance and understanding.

49
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What aspect of Gatsby’s character is highlighted through his interactions with Nick?

A

His loneliness and desire for connection.

50
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Fill in the blank: Gatsby is often seen as a _______ figure in the novel.

A

Tragic.

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