The Great Gatsby: Chapter 5.
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In chapter five there is a lot of symbolism used by the writer to symbolize the pain that Daisy and Gatsby go through in their relationship and this comes in the form of rain. What more did you get from chapter 5 of the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald reading? Take up the multiple-choice quiz below and test yourself.
- 1.How does Gatsby react to seeing Daisy?
- A.
He is calm and collected.
- B.
He is wrecked by his nerves.
- C.
He is terribly sad.
- D.
He is livid.
- 2.
- A.
Gatsby is crying, Daisy is laughing at his despair.
- B.
Gatsby is glowing with happiness, Daisy is crying.
- C.
Daisy has killed Gatsby.
- D.
Daisy has left, Gatsby is a wreck on the floor.
- 3.What is Daisy's response to Gatsby's wealth?
- A.
Daisy is completely in awe of Gatsby's wealth.
- B.
Daisy is disgusted by wealth and calls him a pig for dedicating his life to making such money to lure in women.
- C.
Daisy is terribly sad that Gatsby went through so much trouble for her.
- 4.
- A.
Gatsby wanted to be famous.
- B.
Gatsby wanted to gain power and rid the country of prohibition.
- C.
Gatsby wanted to gain the love of the materialistic, money-hungry Daisy.
- 5.
- A.
Gatsby and Daisy fight, she storms away.
- B.
Gatsby orders someone to play a song for Daisy on his grand piano.
- C.
Gatsby orders someone to throw Nick out.
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