GG ch. 4-6 quiz Flashcards

1
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epigram

A

a short, witty statement

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2
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supercilious

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arrogant, scornful

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3
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extemporizing

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to do or manage something without preparation; to improvise

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4
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feign

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to imitate deceptively; to make believe; pretend

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5
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apathetic

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not interested or concerned; indifferent or unresponsive

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6
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languid

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lacking energy or vitality; listless

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7
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convivial

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sociable, merry, festive

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8
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affectation

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behavior that is assumed rather than natural; an artificiality; an exaggerated display

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9
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subterfuge

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a deceptive strategy; something intended to misrepresent the true nature of an activity

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10
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exultation

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a feeling of extreme joy

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11
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nebulous

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cloudy, unclear

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12
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euphemism

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the substitution of a pleasant or neutral term in place of one considered harsh or offensive; sugar coat

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13
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laudable

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praiseworthy; admirable

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14
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insidious

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marked by hidden danger, stealthy, or treacherous

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15
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ingratiate

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to deliberately gain favor with someone; to literally be in “good graces” with someone

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16
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dilatory

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tending or inclined to delay or waste time; lingering; lazy; procrastinate

17
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elusive

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difficult to catch or grasp
elude - v. escape, either physically or mentally

18
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tumult

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a disorderly commotion or disturbance; uproar; confusion

19
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rancor

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bitter, long-lasting resentment; deep-seated ill will

20
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provincial

A

not fashionable; unsophisticated

21
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Red

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Rage, Passion, Love, Danger, Pain/Violence, Power

22
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Yellow / Gold

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Luxury, Wealth(the wealthy), Hope,Happiness, Success, Greed

23
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Blue

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Working Class, Tranquility, Loyalty, Failure/Loss

24
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Green

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Dreams, (American Dream), Envy/Greed

25
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Black

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Sadness, Gloom, Death

26
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White

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Purity, Innocence, Hope, God/Noble, Life

27
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Gray

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Corruption, Emptiness, Decadence,Vagueness/Dishonesty

28
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Nick’s Clock

A
  • Wanting to return/reclaim the past through gatsby
    -Wanting a future with Daisy and Forgetting the past with Tom
28
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Rain (Weather)

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  • New Beginnings/washing away the past
  • Anxiety/discomfort
29
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Sun (Weather)

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  • Happiness/Joy/Contented
  • Fresh Start/Next step
  • Rebirth (people relationship)
30
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Daisy’s name

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  • White flower with Yellow Middle
  • White = Innocence as well as her status
  • Yellow = her wealth/materialism
31
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Where does Gatsby say his family is from (region and city)?

A

The Midwest, San Francisco

32
Q

What did Meyer Wolfshiem do in 1919?

A

Fix the World Series

33
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Who is “the boarder” who lives in Gatsby’s house, but doesn’t speak to Gatsby?

A

Klipspringer

34
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What are two details Gatsby reveals about himself in Ch. 4?

A

He hunted big game, he collected jewels, went to Oxford

35
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What are Wolfshiem’s cufflinks made of?

A

human molars

36
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What is Gatsby’s real name?

A

James Gatz

37
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What is implied by Gatsby being associated with Wolfshiem

A

Gatsby is part of shady business dealings