The definition of this word is "periodic; random; happening at irregular intervals"

This object was resting on Nick's mantlepiece in Chapter 5, and almost fell from the weight of Gatsby's head.

The contrast between West Egg and East Egg puts this theme on full display

Gatsby's mansion was equated to this popular Theatre District in downtown Manhattan

Mr. Colle was dressed as this for Halloween

The definition of this word is "painstaking; meticulous; strict attention to minute details"

This object is a significant one in The Great Gatsby, as it illuminates a variety of themes, such as Past and Future and The American Dream.

Gatsby winning Daisy's love would mean he fulfilled this theme

Instead of buttons, Meyer Wolfsheim has these as his cuff links

Mr. Colle teaches these three subjects at Loretto Abbey

The definition of this word is "no longer in effect or use; not operating or functioning"

This main function of this extravagant object was meant to impress Daisy

This theme is in full display during Nick and Gatsby's conversation downtown with Meyer Wolfsheim.

We learn in Chapter 4 that Daisy originally hails from this US City or State

Between Milk, Dark, and White, this is Mr. Colle's favourite type of chocolate

The definition of this word is "deserving praise; praiseworthy; commendable"

These two objects were shown by Gatsby to Nick to prove his testimonials about his life.

Chapter 6 is an important section that fully reveals this particular theme for the history of Gatsby and Daisy

Meyer Wolfsheim is responsible for rigging this major American event

This classic Christian-inspired song - whose lyrics focus on the birth of Jesus - is Mr. Colle's favourite Christmas song.

The definition of this word is "an inoffensive or indirect expression that is substituted for one that is considered offensive or too harsh"

These objects made Daisy cry in Chapter 5

Gatsby being able to pay off anyone he wants, including cops and politicians, is a critique of this theme

Daisy offers this object to Tom when sets out to flirt with other women at Gatsby's party

Mr. Colle's family is from these two major Italian regions, although you can name just one