1. Trivia

2. Character Descriptions 1 point each

3. 1. Narrator of the novel

4. Nick Carraway

5. 2. Committed suicide

6. George Wilson

7. 3. Chief character of the novel

8. Jay Gatsby

9. 4. She has a green light on the dock in front of her house

10. Daisy

11. 5. Tom Buchanan’s mistress

12. Myrtle Wilson

13. 6. Broke Myrtle’s nose

14. Tom

15. 7. Pro-golfer that cheated

16. Jordan Baker

17. 8. Has a voice full of money

18. Daisy

19. 9. Gatsby’s father

20. 1 point
Henry Gatz

21. 10. Former football player and bully

22. Tom Buchanan
1 point

23. 11. Man who fixed the 1919 World Series

24. 1 point
Meyer Wolfsheim

25. 12. His name is really James Gatz

26. 1 point
Jay Gatsby

27. 14. Daisy’s husband

28. 1 point
Tom

29. 15. Woman who loved Jay Gatsby

30. 1 point
Daisy

31. 16. Owned the coffee shop

32. 1 point
Michaelis

33. 17. Shot Gatsby

34. 1 point
George Wilson

35. 18. Author of the novel

36. F. Scott Fitzgerald
1 point

37. 19. Honest and compassionate

38. 1 point
Nick

39. 20. Vulgar and sensual

40. 1 point
Myrtle

41. 21. Socially ambitious and faithful

42. 1 point
Gatsby

43. 22. Bored with life and changes her mind easily

44. Daisy

45. 23. Prejudiced and cruel

46. Tom

47. The Real Story 1 point each

48. 24. The time period of the novel is _________

49. After World War I / 1922

50. 25. The setting of the novel is _________

51. Long Island

52. 26. ______________ is new money.

53. West Egg

54. 27. ________ is the more fashionable. (East Egg or West Egg)

55. East Egg

56. 28. Most of the main characters are from ___________

57. The Midwest

58. 29. Nick attended college at _________

59. New Haven / Yale

60. 30. Gatsby briefly attended college at ___________

61. Oxford

62. 31. George Wilson’s garage is located in _______________

63. The Valley of Ashes

64. 32. Which hotel is part of the setting?

65. The Plaza Hotel

66. 33. What sport does Jordan play professionally?

67. Golf

68. 34. What event in Gatsby’s past causes him sadness?

69. Daisy marrying Tom 2 points

70. 35. True or False – Tom made his own money.

71. False – he was born into his money

72. 36. True or False – Daisy has no idea that her husband Tom is having an affair.

73. False

74. 37. What is Tom’s excuse for not marrying Myrtle?

75. His wife is Catholic

76. 38. What happens that breaks up the party at Tom and Myrtle’s apartment?

77. Tom breaks Myrtle’s nose

78. 39. Why does Nick finally believe Gatsby’s story about his background?

79. Gatsby has 2 pieces of evidence – a war medal and a photo at Oxford 4 points

80. 40. How does Gatsby address most men?

81. “Old Sport”

82. 41. Where did Gatsby pick up this phrase?

83. Dan Cody

84. 42. What favor does Gatsby want of Nick?

85. To invite Daisy over to his home for tea

86. 43. Daisy and Gatsby originally met when?

87. During World War I

88. 44. Gatsby hosts his parties because _____________

89. He hopes to see Daisy again

90. 45. Gatsby car color is _________

91. Yellow

92. 46. What clue leads George Wilson to realize that his wife is having an affair?

93. The expensive dog collar

94. 47. What does Wilson want to do with Myrtle when he realizes that she is being unfaithful?

95. Take her and move away

96. 48. When Myrtle sees Jordan in the car with Tom, she assumes that Jordan is Tom’s ________

97. Wife

98. 49. During the argument at the Plaza Hotel between Gatsby and Tom, the one things that Daisy truthfully says is that _______________.

99. She did love Tom but she loved Gatsby too 4 points

100. 50. True or False – Daisy never loved Tom

101. False

102. 51. During Tom and Gatsby’s argument, we learn that Gatsby earned his money by _____________

103. Bootlegging - illegally selling alcohol in drug stores 3 points

104. 52. The driver of the car that killed Myrtle is __________

105. Daisy

106. 53. Tom and George Wilson assume that _______ is driving the car that kills Myrtle.

107. Gatsby

108. 54. Who kills Gatsby?

109. George Wilson

110. 55. How is Gatsby killed?

111. He is shot

112. 56. After Gatsby’s death, most of his friends do what for him?

113. Nothing

114. 57. What do Tom and Daisy do after the debacle at the Plaza Hotel?

115. They pack up and leave town 2 points

116. 58. True or False – Nick finally sees Tom and Daisy as destructive and careless.

117. True

118. 59. Who does Daisy care about the most?

119. Herself 2 points

120. 60. What does Gatsby’s father think of him?

121. He is proud of Gatsby and what accomplished

122. Quotes- Who said it?

123. 61. “Of course she might have loved him just for a minute…in any case it was just personal.”

124. Gatsby

125. 62. “You always look so cool.”

126. Daisy

127. 63. “I spoke to her. I told her she might fool me but she couldn’t fool God.”

128. George Wilson

129. 64. “Can’t repeat the past? Why of course you can!”

130. Gatsby

131. 65. “I didn’t want you to think I was just some nobody
65. “I didn’t want you to think I was just some nobody. You see, I usually find myself among strangers because I drift here and there trying to forget the sad thing that happened to me.”

132. Gatsby

133. 66. “The only crazy I was was when I married him
66. “The only crazy I was was when I married him. I knew right away I made a mistake.”

134. Myrtle Wilson

135. 67. “I am one of the few honest people that I have ever known.”

136. Nick

137. 68. “I’m going to fix everything just the way it was before …she’ll see.”

138. Gatsby

139. 69. “They’re a rotten crowd
69. “They’re a rotten crowd. You’re worth the whole damn bunch put together.”

140. Nick

141. 70. “They’re real … Absolutely real – have pages and everything
70. “They’re real … Absolutely real – have pages and everything. I thought they’d be a nice durable cardboard. Matter of fact they’re absolutely real.”

142. The Owl Eyed man

143. 71. “Her voice is full of money.”

144. Gatsby

145. 72. “She’s not leaving me! …Certainly not for a common swindler who’d have to steal the ring he put on her finger.”

146. Tom

147. 73. “Oh, you want too much! I love you now – isn’t that enough?”

148. Daisy

149. 74. “He was crazy enough to kill me if I hadn’t told him who owned the car.”

150. Tom

151. 75. “By God, I may be old-fashioned in my ideas, but women run around too much these days to suit me.”

152. Tom

153. Quotes Who is being described?

154. 76. “No, he’s a gambler. He’s the man who fixed the World Series in 1919.”

155. Meyer Wolfsheim

156. 77. “… a solemn old man, very helpless and dismayed, bundled up in a long cheap ulster…”

157. Henry Gatz

158. 78. “…she carried her surplus flesh sensuously as some women can.”

159. Myrtle Wilson

160. 79. “It was a body capable of enormous leverage – a cruel body.”

161. Tom

162. 80. “There was excitement in her voice.”

163. Daisy

164. The End