For those who read The Great Gatsby?

Question

Can some one please answer these for me thanks. when you answer them please say what number you answered thanks.

1)What is unusual about nick's invitation to Gatsby's party?

2) what amazes the odd, owl-eyed man abut gatsby's library?

3) what unusual term of familiarity does Gatsby call Nick and others?

4) Nick makes a forthright obserbation about himself. He says he is one of the few _________ people he has ever known?

5) Describe Gatsby's car including its color.

6) where is gatsby's medal from?

7) what is Meyer Wolfsheim's most interesting facial feature?

8) what has gatsby asked jordan to arrange for him with nick?

9) what unusual thing does Daisy do on the day BEFORE her wedding?

10) After the wedding, Tom is involved in a car accident. What unfortunate detail is revealed in the papers?

11) What sorts of "help" does gatsby provide for the meeting Nick is helping with?

12) where do Nick, Gatsby and Daisy go together, just as Gatsby had planned?

Answer 1

3. Old sport
4. honest i think
12. i think a hotel

aargh. read the book

Answer 2

I'll be VERY surprised if you get the answers to all these (homework) questions.
I've read (and taught) "The Great Gatsby", (it's one of the best, if not the best, novels written by an American) but it would take me about an hour to answer them all.
Why don't you go to the sparknotes site (see below) and see what you can find in the chapter summaries?

Answer 3

at cases, confident. In his recommendations he has already created the perfect image of her, regardless of the undeniable fact that she doe no longer stay as much because it fairly. some examples of whilst he expects too lots of her are whilst he, Daisy, Tom, Nick, and Jordan all bypass to city, and are in a inn. Gatsby tells Tom that Daisy in no way enjoyed him, and that he loves her. regardless of the undeniable fact that that's no longer real and Daisy admitts that she regardless of the undeniable fact that she did love Gatsby onece, she additionally enjoyed Tom too.

Answer 4

I really suggest reading the book, because 1. you will learn NOTHING this way, and 2. when it comes to a test, Y!A won't be there to help you out. and 3. It is actually really good!

Answer 5

It is a really good book, and a short read, but if you want to cut corners try the summary here:

http://www.online-literature.com/fitzgerald/greatgatsby/

Answer 6

I assume this is for a class. Pick up a copy of Cliff Notes.

Answer 7

These are straightforward, literal questions, that require no intellectual exertion of you except reading the book.

Answer 8

the book isn't that long and its actually pretty interesting.