AP Language and Composition: The Great Gatsby Chapters 1-3 Quiz

Question 1

Multiple choice
In Chapter 1 of The Great Gatsby, how does Nick Carraway describe himself?
  • As a passionate and judgmental person

  • As a person who enjoys the limelight

  • As an indifferent observer of life

  • As someone who reserves all judgments about others

Question 2

Multiple choice
What is the name of the area where Nick lives in The Great Gatsby?
  • West Egg

  • East Egg

  • Oyster Bay

  • The Valley of Ashes

Question 3

Multiple choice
In Chapter 2, what is the 'valley of ashes' symbolic of?
  • The prosperity and wealth of New York City

  • The moral decay hidden by the beautiful facades of the Eggs

  • The natural beauty of the Long Island landscape

  • The purity and innocence of the American Dream

Question 4

Multiple choice
Which character is described as having 'an extraordinary gift for hope' in Chapter 1?
  • Jay Gatsby

  • Tom Buchanan

  • Daisy Buchanan

  • Jordan Baker

Question 5

Multiple choice
What is the relationship between Nick Carraway and Daisy Buchanan?
  • Former lovers

  • Cousins

  • Old classmates

  • Strangers who just met

Question 6

Multiple choice
How does Nick meet Tom's mistress in Chapter 2?
  • She attends the same college as Nick

  • She is a guest at Gatsby's party

  • She is Daisy's friend and visits their house

  • Tom takes Nick to meet her at her husband's garage

Question 7

Multiple choice
In Chapter 3, what is Gatsby particularly known for?
  • His extensive library of rare books

  • His professional golf career

  • His lavish parties

  • His work in the stock market

Question 8

Multiple choice
What does the green light symbolize for Gatsby?
  • His past in the war

  • His love for modern technology

  • His hopes and dreams for the future

  • His envy of Tom Buchanan

Question 9

Multiple choice
In Chapter 3, how does Nick describe the guests at Gatsby's party?
  • They conduct themselves according to the rules of behavior associated with amusement parks

  • They are well-mannered and respectful of Gatsby's property

  • They are quiet and keep to themselves

  • They are mostly close friends and relatives of Gatsby

Question 10

Multiple choice
Who is Jordan Baker and what is her relationship to Daisy Buchanan?
  • A cousin of the Buchanans and a writer

  • Daisy's sister and a tennis player

  • Tom's colleague's wife and a socialite

  • A friend of Daisy's and a professional golfer

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