Fitzgerald and the Roaring Twenties Answers

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Which element of setting is present in this excerpt from The Great Gatsby?

A
historical period
B
culture and society
C
geography
D
inanimate objects
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Which of the following is the best inference about The Great Gatsby based on the setting described in this passage?

A
The words “house” and “communities” suggest that this story will be about a pleasant neighborhood.
B
The words “strangest” and “unusual” suggest that the narrator is about to tell the story of an odd or puzzling group of people.
C
The words “riotous” and “formations” suggest that this story might be about a political revolution.
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What are some differences between the homes on East Egg and those on West Egg? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
West Egg homes imitate old styles, while East Egg homes were made when those styles were first designed.
B
East Egg homes are more flimsily constructed, while those on West Egg are more durable because they were built with higher-quality materials.
C
The narrator describes his first impressions of East Egg with light, dreamy imagery and those of West Egg with dark, shadowy imagery.
D
The narrator says that the homes on West Egg are more contemporary and fashionable than the homes on East Egg.
E
The homes on East Egg have smaller lawns and gardens than the homes on West Egg do.
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Make an inference about the story’s conflict based on the setting in this passage.

A
The contrast between “an eyesore” and “white palaces” suggests that the story’s conflict will be based on wealth and appearances.
B
The phrase “the history of the summer” suggests that the conflict will occur over contrasting accounts of that summer.
C
The fact that Nick mentions how much rent he pays suggests that the main conflict will surround how Nick manages his money.

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