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Jay Gatsby lived in the area of West Egg whereas Daisy and Tom lived in East Egg. - ANSWER
- True


Gatsby and Daisy had not seen one another in over a decade until Nick helped to reunite them.
- ANSWER - False


Gatsby's primary motivation for becoming wealthy was only to win Daisy's affection. - ANSWER
- True


Daisy's husband, Tom, is having an affair with her friend, Jordan Baker. - ANSWER - False


Gatsby lies about his educational background and claims that he has been an Oxford student,
hoping that this will make him fit in further with Daisy's elitist society. - ANSWER - True


To support his lies, Gatsby shows Nick a medal he supposedly earned in the war and also a
picture of him supposedly at Oxford. - ANSWER - True


The green light in the novel acts as a symbol or motif, and Gatsby sees it as a connection from
him to Daisy. - ANSWER - True


The novel is set in the 1950s. - ANSWER - False


Gatsby makes his fortune, in part, from being a bootlegger. This is ironic since the novel is set
during Prohibition. - ANSWER - True


Myrtle, the woman with whom Tom is having an affair, is hit and killed by a car that Gatsby is
driving. - ANSWER - False

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