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The Great Gatsby Study Guide Final Exam

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Question 1 1. How did Eleanor Roosevelt impact the African-American population?

Question 2 2. What does the green light signify in The Great Gatsby?

Question 3 3. What is symbolism?

Question 4 4. Which best describes 1920s urban culture?

Question 5 5. What is a metaphor?

Question 6 6. Why was The Great Gatsby not well regarded by some readers when it was originally published?

Question 7 7. In The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, who is Jay Gatsby's love interest?

Question 8 8. How did F. Scott Fitzgerald support himself financially?

Question 9 9. What does the term 'The Lost Generation' refer to?

Question 10 10. How did Art Deco differ from Victorianism?

Question 11 11. The Great Gatsby is conveyed from the perspective of Nick Carraway, which means what?

Question 12 12. Why were the 'Roaring '20s' a prosperous period?

Question 13 13. The time period during which The Great Gatsby takes place is often called the ''Roaring 20s'' because __________.

Question 14 14. Jay Gatsby lives in _____.

Question 15 15. The three presidents of the 1920s, President's Harding, Coolidge and Hoover, were known as which of the following?

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