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THE GREAT GATSBY, CH. 4 1. Looking through the list of party-goers, find and 6. Jordan recalls the time in 1917 when she saw Gatsby
paraphrase at least three pieces of evidence that the old and Daisy together. From Jordan's description, do you
money is in East Egg and the new money in West Egg think Daisy was genuinely interested in Gatsby?
2. What is weird about Nick's drive into New York with 7. How does Daisy behave the night before her wedding?
Gatsby? List at least three things about Gatsby in this Why?
scene that strike you as odd.
8. Who, do you suppose, sent the letter that caused Daisy
3. What two things does Nick see on/nearthe Queensboro to become so upset? What do you think the letter may
Bridge that make him think that Gatsby is, perhaps, telling have said?
the truth?
9. Nick says, "Then it had not been merely the stars to
4. Who is Meyer Wolfsheim, and what do we know about which he had aspired on that June night" when Nick first
him?
spotted Gatsby reaching out across the bay. What does
Nick now realize about that night and about Gatsby's
5. Gatsby disappears when which other character real estate purchase?
unexpectedly arrives at lunch? Take a guess as to why
Gatsby doesn't want to see this character.
10. What's happening between Nick and Jordan

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