GATSBY TEST CHAPTERS 1-4
CH. 1
1.) What did Daisy wanted her daughter to be ?
2.) Daisy and Ms.Baker, how are they described in this chapter ?

CH.2
1.) What lead to the aggressive act towards Mrytle from Tom ?
2.) How would you describe Mrytle ?

CH.3
1.) What are Nick's impressions towards Gatsby when he finally t meet him at his party ?
2.) How would you describe Gatsby's "celebrations " ?

CH.4
1.) Why would Gatsby ask Nick an opinion towards him ?
2.) What is memorable about 1917 to Nick ?

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  1. UnknownFebruary 10, 2017 at 9:01 AM

    Chapter 1
    1) A "beautiful little fool"
    2)They are described as statues.

    Chapter 2
    1)Tom kept repeating Daisy's name which angered Tom.
    2)I would describe Myrtle as unfaithful. She cheated on her husband, and she doesn't give it another thought.

    Chapter 3
    1)Nick was surprised. He didn't expect to meet him unexpectedly. He wanted to know more about Gatsby after their conversation.

    Chapter 4
    1)Gatsby didn't want Nick to have the wrong impression of him.
    2)It would be about Gatsby and Daisy's past. They met before, and Gatsby is still in love with her.

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  2. SamaryFebruary 14, 2017 at 7:56 AM

    1) What Daisy daughter wanted to be is a "beautiful fool".
    2) What Daisy and Mrs. Bakers are describe as stones (statues)
    1) Tom got angry because Myrtle was Repeating Daisy's name several times.
    2)I would describe Myrtle as idiotic and unfaithful.
    1)Nick impressions is surprise because he didn't expect to meet Gatsby.
    2) I would describe Gatsby's party elaborate, wild, extraordinary, & elegant.
    1)The reason why Gatsby ask Nick is because he didn't want to get a bad impression from Nick especially if he's Daisy cousin.
    2)What's memorable is his past with Daisy and that he is still in love with her.😍❤

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  3. UnknownFebruary 14, 2017 at 8:08 AM

    Chp. 1
    1. Daisy wanted her daughter to be "A beautiful fool".
    2. They are described as statues.
    Chp. 2
    1. Tom was upset that Myrtle kept repeating Daisy's name.
    2. I would describe Myrtle as disgraceful and ungrateful.
    Chp. 3
    1.Nick was surprised because he didn't expect to meet Gatsby so expectantly.
    2. I would describe his parties as outstanding and a little over the top.
    Chp. 4
    1. Gatsby asked Nick because he didn't want to give off a bad impression.
    2. The so memorable part of 1917 is that Gatsby and Daisy had a past and Gatsby is still in love with Daisy.

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