1. What advice did the narrator’s father give him when he was a child that he still remembers as an adult?
(a) Criticize people that do not live up to your expectations.
(b) Think before criticizing people because many have not had the advantages you have.
(c) Only criticize people who are below your station in life.
(d) Always criticize people who make ignorant comments.
2. When the narrator returns from the East, what does he hope not to see again?
(a) Glimpses into the human heart.
(b) City lights.
(c) The sea.
3. What quality does the narrator give to Gatsby as he describes the man?
(a) Something evil about him.
(b) Something gorgeous about him.
(c) Something sinister about him.
(d) Something ethereal about him.
4. What career does the narrator decide to pursue after he returns from the Great War?
(b) The bond business.
(c) Become a coffee merchant.
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