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Gatsby Test Chapters 1-4

1. How does Nick meets Tom’s mistress?

2. What is the significance of the owl-eyed man?

3.  What does Nick tell Gatsby about himself?

4. What did Tom when him and Daisy returned from their honeymoon?

5. Who is the narrator?

6. What are some rumors about Gatsby?

7. What do we find out about Gatsby and Daisy in chapter 4?

8. Why did Nick come live in the East?


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  1. lizbethFebruary 14, 2020 at 8:55 AM

    1. Nick meets Tom's mistress after getting off the train
    2. It's significant because he seems to be " all seeing".
    4. Tom was involved in a car accident that made newspapers
    5. The narrator is named Nick from the mid-west.
    6. Some rumors are that he killed a man and that he's a German spy.
    7. Gatsby is in love with Daisy.
    8. He was bored and wanted to learn bond business

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