19. The significance of Gatsby’s name change best shows1 pointHe wanted to create an entirely new life for himself after the war.He wanted to escape his criminal past.He wanted to become the person he created in his head.He wanted to divorce his parents.20. Gatsby tells Nick: “Can’t repeat the past? ...Why of course you can!” This demonstrates1 pointGatsby’s unfaltering optimism for reaching his vision.Nick’s pessimism for not wanting Gatsby to fulfill his dreams.Gatsby’s hope that he can relive his glory days when he was broke and in love.Nick’s realism that Daisy will never get divorced because she is Catholic.21. What kind of person is Daisy?1 pointShe’s accustomed to the finer things in life. She loves Gatsby but as soon as she discovers his success is tainted by illegal activity, she retreats back to the safety and security Tom can provide.She’s the type of girl who falls in love easily. One second she’s in love with Gatsby and wants to run away with him. The next second she questions whether she’s still in love with the father of her child.She’s a loving mother. She cares more about her daughter’s well-being than her own.She’s vindictive. When she discovers that Gatsby is a bootlegger, she wants to punish him. That’s why she allows Tom to blame Gatsby.22. In the hotel scene, Daisy can best be described as…1 pointa woman who knows exactly what she wants.a woman who is passive and lets others control her.a woman who is desperately in love with two men.a woman who is bullied into staying with an abusive husband.

What two mementos from his past does Gatsby share with Nick to prove that he is who he claims to be? Why does this matter to Gatsby?

How does Gatsby exhibit the theme of “the role of the past”?   (RL.11.2)Group of answer choicesGatsby has become a bootlegger to recover the wealth he lost when he was a child.Gatsby is influenced by his parents to be hardworking and successful to continue their family legacy.Gatsby constantly supports Nick in trying to recover the part of himself that he lost in the war.Gatsby wants Daisy to throw away her current life and continue their relationship as if nothing has changed.

9. How does the narrator describe Gatsby?1 pointHe was brilliant, although somewhat smug and self-centered.He had an extraordinary gift for hope and a heightened sensitivity to the promises of life.He was a big, hulking brute of a man.He was self-assured and showed an almost boundless enthusiasm about most topics.10. Where does Nick first meet Tom’s girlfriend?1 pointHis houseDaisy’s dinner partyGeorge Wilson’s garageAn apartment in New York City11. George and Myrtle Wilson’s relationship could be best described as1 pointconvenient; It’s a business relationship. They married only for tax reasons.abusive; Myrtle only stays with George because he threatened to kill her if she left him.strained; Myrtle probably loved George in the beginning, but when he couldn’t provide her with the superficial lifestyle she wanted, she became unfaithful.loving; Myrtle supports George’s decisions, and George wants them to move West for more opportunities and a better life.12. Which line best demonstrates that Myrtle didn’t view herself as a member of a lower class?1 point“I want to get one of those dogs,” she said earnestly.“I think it’s cute,” said Mrs. Wilson enthusiastically.“I told that boy about the ice... These people! You have to keep after them all the time.”“Daisy! Daisy! Daisy!”

Based on the passage, which of the following best describes Gatsby's attitude towards the past? (RL. 11.9)Group of answer choicesHe is indifferent to the past and focuses solely on his future plans with Daisy.He is resigned to the fact that the past cannot be changed and chooses to move forward without looking back.He believes the past can be entirely recaptured and insists on reconstructing it exactly as it was.He acknowledges the impossibility of repeating the past but still hopes to recapture some essence of it.

find a quote about nick chapter 2-5 of the great gatsby and explain its significance in his character so far in the book