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The Great Gatsby - Setting
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Scottish Higher/Advanced Higher Higher English (The Great Gatsby) Quiz on The Great Gatsby - Setting, created by Heather Taylor on 08/05/2013.
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Question 1
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In the 1920s, what were the values of the Midwest considered to be?
Answer
More conservative than those of the East
More advanced than the East
Simply different to those of the East
Question 2
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In the Midwestern city where their home is, how well known is Nick's family?
Answer
They are not well known
They have been well known for generations
They have has recently become very well known
Question 3
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In the Midwestern city where their home is, how well known is Nick's family?
Answer
They are not well known
They have been well known for generations
They have has recently become very well known
Question 4
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What happens to Nick as the action of the book progresses?
Answer
He decides to remain permanently in New York
He comes to realise that the Midwest was dull and restrictive
He comes to prefer the Midwest and its values to the East
Question 5
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Where was Gatsby's real family home?
Answer
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Question 6
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How does West Egg compare to East Egg?
Answer
East Egg is less wealthy but more socially exclusive
East Egg is just as wealthy, if not wealthier, and more socially exclusive
East Egg is inhabited by people with 'new money' rather than 'old money'
Question 7
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Who lives in a house which is described as an "imitation of some Hôtel de Ville"?
Answer
Jordan
Daisy and Tom
Gatsby
Question 8
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Who lives in a house which is described as "a small eyesore"?
Answer
Nick
Jordan
Gatsby
Question 9
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Where are the "eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg"?
Answer
on a large billboard
on the wall of George Wilson's garage
outside a church in the valley of ashes
Question 10
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Who has furniture decorated with scenes of ladies at Versailles?
Answer
Daisy
Gatsby
Myrtle
Question 11
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What is a feature of the room at the Plaza Hotel?
Answer
It is air-conditioned
It is too warm with the windows open
It is too warm with the windows closed
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