RC Literature: Gatsby Problem Set

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RC Literature: Gatsby Problem Set

RC Literature: Gatsby Problem Set

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Question1
The passage is primarily focused on the
- A) negative effects of a man brought up under wealthy conditions.
- B) enthusiasms of meeting a special character named Gatsby.
- C) generosities of man with near infinite tolerance.
- D) reflections of a man who contends with conflicting emotions.
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Question2
The first paragraph serves to mainly establish
- A) the constant reminder of striving for a particular mindset.
- B) the vulnerabilities of men when they are young.
- C) the power of a father over his child.
- D) moral viewpoints most frequently violated by the rich.
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Question3
As used in line 19, “privy to” most nearly means
- A) admitting guilt to
- B) holding tightly
- C) withdrawn from
- D) aware of
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Question4
According to the passage, the author suggests that
- A) most of what people shared with the narrator were not actively pursued after.
- B) other people provided the narrator with infinite hopes and motivations.
- C) he is critical of other wealthy people.
- D) he will run for office as a politician in the near future.
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Question5
Which choices provides the best evidence to the previous question?
- A) Lines 17-20 (‘and so\(\ldots\)men.”)
- B) Lines 20-24 (“Most of\(\ldots\)horizon”)
- C) Lines 28-29 (“Reserving judgments\(\ldots\)hope.”)
- D) Lines 33-35 (“And, after\(\ldots\)limit.”)
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Question6
As used in lines 30-31, the repetitive use of “snobbishly” has the effect of
- A) rich and privileged people affirming their high level of snobbishness than everyone else.
- B) the author recognizing his own wealth and privileged upbringing.
- C) a major complaint against the immoral and corrupt rich people.
- D) ignorance towards his own past behaviors and attitudes.
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Question7
According to the passage, the narrator’s family background stems from
- A) royalty from a prominent English family from Buccleuch.
- B) a family relative who founded a small business that turned out to be successful.
- C) a wealthy mid-western Duke with ties to the Civil War.
- D) an unethical solider who dodged the draft.
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Question8
Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
- A) Lines 8-11 (“He didn’t\(\ldots\)that.”)
- B) Lines 49-51 (“As if\(\ldots\)away.”)
- C) Lines 66-68 (“The Carraways\(\ldots\)Buccleuch”)
- D) Lines 68-74 (“but the\(\ldots\)today.”)
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Question9
As used in line 67, “tradition” most nearly means
- A) attitude.
- B) ethic.
- C) myth.
- D) wisdom.
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Question10
In the passage the character Gatsby is presented as
- A) a thespian.
- B) a comedian.
- C) a hero.
- D) an idealist.
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