According to Jordan, what event in Daisy’s history nearly interrupted her plans for marrying Tom? (1 point)Group of answer choicesDaisy receives a letter from someone, gets drunk, and attempts to call off the wedding.Daisy has a little girl and attempts to run off to France without Tom.Tom is a taxidermist and Daisy is uncomfortable with this.Daisy plans to go meet a soldier in New York and marry him.

Despite the fact that Gatsby and Daisy are now together, Gatsby pressures Daisy to tell Tom she never loved him. Which of the following statements make the most accurate inference about Gatsby’s character? (RL. 11.9)Group of answer choicesGatsby creates unattainable standards for himself and others which leads to his constant disappointment.Gatsby feels secure and confident about his relationship with Daisy.Gatsby is satisfied with how his life has ended up.Gatsby is nervous that Tom will reveal the truth about his business affairs with Wolfsheim.

How does Tom TRULY view his relationship with Myrtle?   (RL.11.9)Group of answer choicesTom sees his relationship with Myrtle as just another affair.Tom views Myrtle as the “girl that got away.”Tom views Myrtle as an equal and worthy of marriage.Tom sees his relationship with Myrtle as more important than his relationship with Daisy.

In the middle chapters of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gatsby succeeds, at first, at winning Daisy's affections. How does this plot development make the outcome of the novel ironic?A.Daisy doesn't attend Gatsby's funeral.B.Tom confronts Gatsby about the affair.C.Gatsby tries and fails to recreate the past.D.Daisy is cheating on her husband, Tom.

What interaction occurs between Myrtle and Tom at the end of chapter 2? (1 point)Group of answer choicesTom slaps Myrtle, breaking her nose.Tom forces Myrtle out of their apartment.Tom and Myrtle argue about Daisy being a Catholic.Tom refuses to buy Myrtle the dog she desires, so she pouts. Flag question: Question 4Question 4

Nick realizes that Tom played a role in Gatsby’s murder. How does this impact Nick? (RL.11.3)Group of answer choicesNick’s idea of the American dream is strengthened by Tom’s initiative to get what he wants.Nick’s initial impression that Wolfsheim planned Gatsby’s murder is proven wrong.Nick believes that this was the only way for Gatsby’s story to end–in death.Nick comes to his final realization that Tom and Daisy are “careless people.”