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Question 1
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In the 1920s, what were the values of the Midwest considered to be?
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More conservative than those of the East
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More advanced than the East
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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?
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They are not well known
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They have been well known for generations
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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?
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They are not well known
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They have been well known for generations
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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?
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He decides to remain permanently in New York
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He comes to realise that the Midwest was dull and restrictive
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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?
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Chicago
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Minnesota
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North Dakota
Question 6
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How does West Egg compare to East Egg?
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East Egg is less wealthy but more socially exclusive
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East Egg is just as wealthy, if not wealthier, and more socially exclusive
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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"?
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Jordan
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Daisy and Tom
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Gatsby
Question 8
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Who lives in a house which is described as "a small eyesore"?
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Nick
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Jordan
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Gatsby
Question 9
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Where are the "eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg"?
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on a large billboard
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on the wall of George Wilson's garage
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outside a church in the valley of ashes
Question 10
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Who has furniture decorated with scenes of ladies at Versailles?
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Daisy
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Gatsby
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Myrtle
Question 11
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What is a feature of the room at the Plaza Hotel?
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It is air-conditioned
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It is too warm with the windows open
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It is too warm with the windows closed
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