| A | B | 
| Identify George Wilson. | George-clueless, varey unaware, "inferior" to Myrtle | 
| Identify Myrtle. | Tom's lover. | 
| How does Nick know Gabsby is lying about his life-story? | The way that he says it.  It is rehearsed.  He gets details wrong. | 
| How is Myrtle contrasted with Daisy? | Myrtle is loud, tall, stands up to Tom, and she bullies people | 
| What reason did Myrtle give for marrying George Wilson? | He was a gentleman.  She assumed he had money. | 
| What kinds of people come to Gatsby's party? | West Egg- new money | 
| How does Nick meet Gatsby? | They think from WW1. | 
| What "mystique" has developed about Gatsby? | He is a murder, german spy.  Selling alcohol in stores. | 
| How does Nick perceive himself? | honest, non-judgmental | 
| How does Nick fit into the East Egg and West Egg societies? | he is the only character that is in both societies. | 
| What kind of person is Daisy? | soft-spoken, tiny and beautiful, pretends to be naive. | 
| How does Nick know Daisy and Tom? | Daisy is Nick's cousin.  Tom went to school with Nick. | 
| What kind of place must one pass through on the way between East/West Egg and NYC? | The Valley of Ashes-middle class, working society | 
| What symbolic significance does the optometrist's billboard play throughout the rest of the novel? | the eyes that continuously watch |