The Great Gatsby Chapter Eight

Nick believes that Gatsby deceived Daisy by leading her to believe that he could provide her with financial security and the safety of a good marriage. However, in reality, all Gatsby truly had to offer was his love for Daisy.

In the given answer, George shoots Gatsby and then himself at the end of the chapter. This suggests that George is responsible for Gatsby's death and then takes his own life. This tragic event adds to the overall theme of the downfall and destruction of characters in the story.

The given statement suggests that Daisy was the first girl who Gatsby had encountered who was kind and pleasant. This implies that Gatsby had not come across any other girl who possessed these qualities before meeting Daisy. Therefore, the statement is true.

After the war, Gatsby desired to return home, but instead, he was sent to Oxford.

Nick and Jordan end their relationship. The question is asking about the outcome of the relationship between Nick and Jordan. The correct answer states that they end their relationship, indicating that their romantic involvement comes to an end.

Gatsby was in the pool when George came to his house. This is evident from the context of the question, which implies that George went to Gatsby's house and found him in a specific location. The other options, the bathroom and the library, are not mentioned in the question and are therefore incorrect.

George Wilson comes to the conclusion that whoever was driving the car that killed Myrtle was the man that she was sleeping with. This suggests that George believes Myrtle was having an affair and assumes that the person she was involved with was responsible for her death. This conclusion implies that George had suspicions about Myrtle's relationship and connected it to the incident, leading him to believe that the driver of the car was the man she was sleeping with.

George Wilson finds the car that killed Myrtle at Gatsby's house.

Gatsby received medals in the war. This suggests that he was recognized for his bravery or achievements during his time in the military. Medals are often awarded to soldiers for their exceptional service, valor, or contributions to the war effort.

The given statement suggests that Gatsby initially intended to pursue a physical relationship with Daisy, but he ended up falling in love with her unintentionally. This implies that Gatsby's initial plan was not to develop genuine feelings for Daisy, but it happened unexpectedly. Therefore, the statement "True" accurately reflects this explanation.