The Great Gatsby

2. the spectator on a billboard overlooking the Valley of ashes, has a highly symbolic meaning
4. the literary period that the novel falls into
8. the most prominent theme in the book, an idealized vision of what can be achieved through hard work
11. a literary technique used by Fitzgerald to imply what is going to happen later in the story
12. the tone of the narration
13. long island is divided into two
14. Daisy and Gatsby, Myrtle and Tom
15. a mysterious character with an extraordinary interest in Gatsby

1. Daisy and Tom
3. the novel is written by F. Scott
5. a highly symbolic image that Gatsby clings onto because he sees in it his desire for Daisy an for the American Dream
6. the belt that lies between the Eggs and Manhatten
7. showplace of the lives parties and luxurious lifestyles of the upper class of New York
9. where the American Dream is allegedly still intact after its decay in New York
10. Myrtle and George