Gatsby Notes and Thoughts Chapter 6

• Gatsy's real legal name is James Gatz
• Cody was a fifty year old man and made his millions through transactions 
• Cody brought up the idea of Gatsby’s new name
• Cody’s death is what caused Gatsby to drink little

Notes and Thoughts On Gatsby Chapter 5

• Gatsby offers Nick a job of selling bonds but rejects it
• After rejecting Nick feels happy and lightheaded?
• Daisy has been described as innocent twice
• Gatsby walks out back to the front door again and is scared to see Daisy
• The weather being messy represents the interaction between Gatsby and Daisy
• Daisy cries not for the shirts but for the absence Gatsby
• Nick was pretty much a third wheel in this chapter 5

Gatsby Test Questions Chapter 1-4

Chapter 1
What is the narrators name?

How does the narrator react when he gives a man directions to West Egg Village?

Chapter 2
Why did Tom visit Wilson?

Why did Tom punch Myrtle?

Chapter 3
Was the rumor about Gatsby growing up in Germany true?

Who recognized Nick at Gatsby’s party?

Chapter 4
How would you describe the party guests background stories?

Who does Gatsby and Nick meet at lunch?

Gatsby Chapter 3 questions

1. Jordan and the two girls talked about how Gatsby was a German spy during the war.

2. Nick calls the man in Gatsby’s library a Belasco.

2. Nick initially imagines Gatsby as a red faced, fat, middle aged man.

4. Nick finds out that Jordan is a cheater.

5. Gatsby and Nick plan on boating.

Gatsby pp 34-38

We learned that somebody went to Monte Carlo only to lose all their money and almost marry a “kike”. Then Myrtle explains why she married her husband saying that he was a gentleman and she was crazy for him. But after all that and a few more drinks Myrtle is punched by Tom for saying Daisy’s name.

Gatsby pp 27-38

We learn that Toms second girl has a husband who she ignores when Tom comes into her husbands workshop and also when she asks her husband for chairs not even a glance at her husband.

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