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| Public announcement in church of an intended marriage |
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| Strictly attentive to fine points |
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| A prince or leader in India |
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| Walking while asleep; difficult to understand |
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| Attractive in a vulgar way |
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| Smug, Self-Rigtheous Person |
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| Giving off a pleasant odor |
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| Satirical piece of writing |
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| More than is needed or desired |
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| The first time that Gatsby tells nick about his past, he claims to be from a city in the west. What city is it? |
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| Which college does he claim to have attended |
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| He is a gambler and Gatsby’s business partner |
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| What are Meyer Wolfsheim’s cufflinks made out of? |
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| Daisy and Jordan are from which city? |
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| As of the arranged encounter at Nick’s house, Daisy and Gatsby have not seen each other for…? |
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| How long did it take to get the money to build his mansion? |
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| “Can’t repeat the past? Why of course you can.” |
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“Her voice is full of money.”
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| What unexpected guest shows up to Gatsby’s funeral? |
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| The man with the owl eyes |
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| What is the weather like during Gatsby’s funeral? |
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| Who tells George Wilson that Gatsby is the owner of the car that killed Myrtle? |
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| What object does George Wilson find that leads him to suspect of Myrtle’s affair? |
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| “There was something gorgeous about him, height, sensitivity…” |
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| “I graduated from New Haven in 1915, just a quarter of a century after my father. I participated in the delayed…” |
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| “Two shiny arrogant eyes had established over his dominant face…” |
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| “She was a slender, small breasted girl... ” |
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| “Her low thrilling voice was..." |
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| “I rather liked him and evidently she led him quite a life." |
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| Everybody’s sick, I’m sick too” |
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| “I think it’s hell on earth” |
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| What does “I think it’s hell on earth” refer to? |
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| “It’s awfully easy to be hard-boiled about everything in the daytime…” |
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| “You know it makes one feel rather good no to be a bitch…” |
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| “We left the Hotel Montana. The woman who ran the hotel would not let me pay the bill. The bill had already been paid.” |
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| “Isn’t it pretty to think so?” |
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| What does Montoya respond differently to Jake than he does to Jake’s friends? |
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| Because Jake is a true fan of bullfighting |
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| “She wore a slipover jersey sweater and a tweed skirt and her hair was brushed back like a boy’s.” Who is this describing |
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| “He calls her Circe,” Mike said, “He claims she turns men into swine.” |
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| “You could not be upset about everything on a day like that. That was the last day before the fiesta.” |
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