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Final Jeopardy Separating Contractions

Final Jeopardy He had OR He would The contraction “he’d” can be separated into which two words?

$200 She is dishonest What bothers Nick about Jordan Baker?

$400 She kept repeating the name “Daisy” Why does Tom break Myrtle’s nose?

$600 He is the son of a wealthy family from the Midwest What does Gatsby tell Nick about his personal history?

$800 The white race needs to control other races What is Tom’s notion of civilization?

$1000 Invite Daisy to tea to meet Gatsby What does Jordan ask nick to do on Gatsby’s behalf?

$200 Nick Carraway The narrator of the Great Gatsby

$400 Eye doctor whose billboard overlooks the valley of ashes Who is Dr. T.J. Eckleberg?

$600 Tom’s lover Who is Myrtle Wilson

$800 Owl Eyes A stout middle aged man with enormous owl-eyed spectacles

$1000 Daisy Her low thrilling voice that men found difficult to forget

$200 The Valley of Ashes The road on the way to NYC is known as…

$400 Nick did not recognize him Why does Nick apologize to Gatsby at his party?

$600 He is looking at Daisy’s house Why does Gatsby stare across the bay?

$800 The Buchanan House A colorful red colonial mansion overlooking the bay

$1000 Tom and Myrtle’s apartment The living room was crowded with oversized furniture

$200 Appearance vs. Reality Gatsby’s car, house and book collection exemplify what theme?

$400 Rigged the World Series What is Meyer Wolfshiem’s claim to fame?

$600 Valley of Ashes Symbolizes the moral decay behind the façade of East and West Egg

$800 Gatsby’s house Tower on one side, spanking new under a thin beard of raw ivy

$1000 Gatsby’s house High gothic library with carved English oak

$200 Gatsby He is a bootlegger, he killed a man

$400 Daisy The narrators cousin

$600 Meyer Wolfshiem A small flat nosed Jew…with two fine growths of hair in each nostril

$800 George Wilson A blond, spiritless man, anemic, and fairly handsome

$1000 Roderigo – Desdemona – Emilia - Othello She has a perceptible vitality about her as if the nerves of her body were still smoldering

$200 Medal and photo What does Gatsby show Nick to prove that he is telling the truth?

$400 East Egg Home to old money with inherited social positions

$600 Nick’s house Weather beaten cardboard bungalow at $80 a month

$800 West Egg Home to new money

$1000 String of pearls What does Tom give Daisy as a wedding gift?

$400 AFFINITY A likeness, natural relationship, a kinship

$800 CIRCUMSPECT Careful to consider consequences, cautious, prudent

$1200 BEGUILE To deceive, mislead, and to persuade with charm

$1600 DILATORY Delaying, slow to act

$2000 DISCORD Lack of agreement, tension, strife

$400 BESTIAL The mafia has a _____ reputation, often punishing people who wrong them in a savage way.

$800 DISCRETION Medicine will be given out to students at the nurses _____.

$1200 PALPABLE You can tell I am angry by looking at the _____ vein throbbing on my temple.

$1600 ODIOUS Michael Vick was arrested for participating in the _____ sport of dogfighting.

$2000 MALIGN By spreading the cruel rumor, my sister hoped to _____ her ex-boyfriend.

$400 PEEVISH Petulant, snappish, irratable

$800 PERDITION Damnation, purgatory, ruin

$1200 PARAGON Exemplar, archetype

$1600 SORDID Nasty, sleazy, vile, shameful

$2000 SATED Gratify, gorge, overfill, stuff

$400 WARRANTED Uncertain, unjustified

$800 AMIABLE Disagreeable, hateful, hostile

$1200 CANDID Biased, dishonest, prejudice, untruthful

$1600 BASENESS Morality, goodness, virtue

$2000 CASTIGATE Approve, compliment, exonerate

$400 Patience or lenience Forbearance

$800 Seriousness, importance Gravity

$1200 Respect shown by external action Homage

$1600 Without deceit, innocence Guileness

$2000 Insulting or contemptuous behavior Insolence

$400 CYNICAL The _____ woman did not believe a word the used car salesman told her.

$800 DISCERN By looking at the graphs, students should be able to _____ the relationship between price and demand.

$1200 FULSOME In an attempt to earn a promotion, Sarah offended her boss with her _____ compliments.

$1600 PARADOX In a strange _____ the medicine made Heather sick before it made her better.

$2000 PENITENT The _____ sinner asked for forgiveness during his confessional.

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