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Gatsby CH. 8-9
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How does the ending reflect on the American Dream?
It suggests the dream is unattainable and corrupted
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Why does Nick suggest Gatsby leave town?
Because Gatsby could be blamed for Myrtle’s death
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How does Nick describe Tom and Daisy at the end?
Careless people who destroy things and retreat into wealth
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What happens during Nick’s final conversation with Tom?
Tom defends his actions and shows no remorse
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What does Gatsby believe about Daisy’s marriage to Tom?
That she never truly loved Tom
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How does Nick change by the end of the novel?
He becomes more critical and disillusioned
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What happens when Nick tries to contact Daisy?
She and Tom have left without leaving an address
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What does the green light symbolize at the end?
The unreachable dream Gatsby pursued
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Why does no one come to Gatsby before his death?
Because people only used him for his parties
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What happens when George Wilson finds Gatsby?
He shoots Gatsby and then kills himself
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Who discovers Gatsby’s body?
The gardener
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How does Nick feel about the East after Gatsby’s death?
He becomes disgusted with it
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What is Gatsby doing shortly before he dies?
Floating on an air mattress in the pool
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What does the schedule reveal about Gatsby?
His determination and self-improvement mindset
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What is the significance of Gatsby’s funeral?
It shows how alone he truly was
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How does Tom justify telling Wilson about Gatsby?
He says Gatsby deserved it
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What does Gatsby’s father show Nick?
A schedule and goals Gatsby made as a boy
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What happens to Gatsby’s dream by the end of Chapter 8?
It is completely destroyed
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What does Gatsby’s death symbolize?
The failure of the American Dream
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What does Nick say to Gatsby before leaving him?
“They’re a rotten crowd… you’re worth the whole **** bunch put together”
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Gatsby tells Nick the truth about his past with Daisy. What does he reveal?
They fell in love before he went to war and promised to return to her
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Why didn’t Gatsby return to Daisy right away after the war?
He was poor and felt he needed wealth to be worthy of her
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Why don’t many people attend Gatsby’s funeral?
They were superficial and only came for parties
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What does this show about Daisy and Tom?
They avoid responsibility and consequences
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Where is Gatsby when George Wilson finds him?
At his pool
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What does the phrase “boats against the current” mean?
People struggle against time and the past
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Where does Gatsby’s father come from?
Minnesota
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Who is George Wilson looking for in Chapter 8?
The owner of the yellow car
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Why is Gatsby’s death ironic?
He dies still believing in his dream of Daisy
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Why does Nick feel out of place in the East?
He sees it as morally corrupt
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What does Tom tell George Wilson about the car?
That Gatsby owns it
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What does Nick decide to do at the end of the novel?
Return to the Midwest
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What does George Wilson do before finding Gatsby?
He travels around searching for him
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Why is Owl Eyes important at the funeral?
He is one of the few who actually shows up
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Why does George Wilson think Gatsby killed Myrtle?
He believes Gatsby was both the driver and Myrtle’s lover
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Who is Owl Eyes?
A man who attended Gatsby’s parties and funeral
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Who is Henry C. Gatz?
Gatsby’s father
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What does Nick realize about Tom?
He is selfish and lacks accountability
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Why does Gatsby refuse to leave town?
He wants to stay near Daisy
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What is Nick’s reaction to Gatsby’s death?
He is deeply saddened and disillusioned
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