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In what way does the character of Gatsby most fulfill the definition of paradox
He is usually calm, but he is nervous before he sees Daisy.
What is a major difference between the personalities of Cash and Anse according to the way Faulkner writes about each character
Cash thinks clearly, but Anse's thoughts do not make sense.
What is the best symbol for the decay of American values in the great Gatsby
The valley of ashes. (APEX)
What did Gatsby ask of Jordan Baker at his party
To ask Nick to invite Daisy to Tea
Which symbol in the novel The Great Gatsby
A green light
Which of these is the best reason why an author would use an unreliable narrator
Answer this question… To make a story more realistic
What is a part of the American Dream that is undermined in The Great Gatsby
wealth leads to happiness
Which of these best characterizes the Jazz Age
A time when the economy was strong
What item most likely symbolizes a new idea
a lightbulb-apex
Which part of the American Dream is challenged in The Great Gatsby
Answer this question… Happiness comes from financial success
In chapter 4 when Gatsby drives Nick into the city how does Gatsby get out of a speeding ticket
He flashes his card to the police officer (apex)
In The Great Gatsby, which of these best explains why Daisy represents a paradox
She is very unhappy even though she is wealthy and privileged. (apex)
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