The great gasby terms plsss me
which universal theme below is not apparent in the grea...
English, 05.10.2019 16:30, rakanmadi87
The great gasby terms plsss me
which universal theme below is not apparent in the great gatsby?
question 1 options:
the effects of the past
love and betrayal
loss and the ability to accept it
the circle of life
question 2 (10 points)
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one of the themes in the great gatsby is related to american materialism. what is fitzgerald view of american culture?
question 2 options:
there is a prevailing emptiness and alienation in american culture.
there is a prevailing need for money in the lower class that's being met by the upper class in american culture.
there is an understanding in american culture that the lower class will have the opportunity to become part of the upper class.
there is an understanding in american culture that there is a connectivity amongst people.
question 3 (10 points)
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in the novel, what is the most important thing to high society?
question 3 options:
politics
wealth
spirituality
friends
question 4 (10 points)
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what does george wilson represent?
question 4 options:
the necessity of education
the american dream
the struggles of the working class
the hope for true love
question 5 (10 points)
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in the great gatsby, love is
question 5 options:
reality
need
dream
joy
question 6 (10 points)
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which description of the setting best shows a connection with the symbols and themes of the novel?
question 6 options:
the novel takes place in los city of angels.
the novel's action begins at the start of summer, when life is in its fullest bloom, and ends at the start of autumn.
the east egg is considered flashy by the "old money" people who live in the west egg.
the novel ends in the valley of ashes because gatsby's life goes up in smoke.
question 7 (10 points)
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what does the green light represent in the movie?
question 7 options:
god
money
innocence
unobtainable dreams
question 8 (10 points)
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in the novel, which color represents innocence?
question 8 options:
white
green
pink
blue
question 9 (10 points)
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which character said, "her voice if full of money."?
question 9 options:
tom buchanan
jay gatsby
nick carraway
jordan baker
question 10 (10 points)
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which character says, "i'm glad it's a girl. and i hope she'll be a fool…"?
question 10 options:
tom buchanan
jay gatsby
myrtle wilson
daisy buchanan
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