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During Chapter 2 of 'The Great Gatsby,' what event is taking place at Tom Buchanan's apartment?
What does Tom Buchanan do when he realizes that Myrtle Wilson has mentioned Daisy's name during their argument?
Who does Nick Carraway meet in the Valley of Ashes during Chapter 2?
What is the reason behind Tom and Myrtle's argument in Chapter 2?
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What is the significance of the Valley of Ashes in the novel?
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Study Notes
Chapter 2 of 'The Great Gatsby'
- A party is taking place at Tom Buchanan's apartment, where Tom's mistress Myrtle Wilson is present.
Tom and Myrtle's Argument
- When Tom realizes Myrtle has mentioned Daisy's name during their argument, he slaps her, breaking her nose.
The Valley of Ashes
- Nick Carraway meets George Wilson, the owner of a rundown gas station, in the Valley of Ashes.
- The Valley of Ashes is a desolate and poverty-stricken area between New York City and Long Island, symbolizing the moral decay and corruption of society.
Tom and Myrtle's Relationship
- The argument between Tom and Myrtle is sparked by her desire to elevate her social status and her frustration with being trapped in a lower-class life.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 2 of "The Great Gatsby" with this quiz! Discover what event is happening at Tom Buchanan's apartment and what Tom does when Myrtle Wilson mentions Daisy's name during their argument. Challenge yourself with these questions and see how well you remember the details of this pivotal chapter in the novel.
