The Great Gatsby – Writer’s Techniques (OCR A-Level English Literature): Quizzes

📚Quizzes
The Great Gatsby – Writer's Techniques
Sign up to keep practising.Create a free account to play more quizzes and track your progress.

Practise the questions

10 questions from this quiz

Show

In modern tragedy, what replaces divine punishment as the cause of the hero's downfall?

Society's failures

Which character deaths demonstrate the social satire about class in the novel?

Only lower class characters die

What did Fitzgerald call himself in relation to T.S. Eliot?

A 'worshipper' of Eliot's poetry

Which chapter serves as the quasi-volta or turning point in the novel's structure?

Chapter 5

What phrase describes Nick's unique narrative position in society?

'Within and without'

Why does Nick's inclusion of Jordan's account undermine his reliability?

He considers her 'incurably dishonest'

What literary technique mixes different senses like 'yellow cocktail music'?

Synaesthesia

What two concepts does 'orgastic' allude to in Chapter 9?

Orgiastic and orgasm

Which is NOT mentioned as a connotation of the green light's colour?

Wisdom

What does Gatsby remember about time passed vs. Daisy's vague 'many years'?

'Five years next November'

Join 100,000+ A-Level students studying Quizzes with us.

Select your subjects, and get access to A+ resources today.