Passage 7/8

In the paragraph beginning "He was calling up", the statement "Miss baker would be there" suggests that

1 and 2 only

In the first five paragraphs, Gatsby is presented as a person who is characterized by

1 and 3

The passage is characterized by all of the following EXCEPT

Allusion

Caravansary in the beginning of the passage most likely means

Bustling inn

In the same paragraph, Nick's reference to "they" is most likely a reference to

Daisy and Gatsby

The description of the butler as "glistening: is an example of an

Euphemism

The word inhospitably in the last sentence of the eighth paragraph could be best described as

Euphemistic

It can be inferred that Gatsby "formed the habit of letting liquor alone" because

He had learned from observing Cody's problems with drinking

Gatsby uses his "brand new name" with Cody because

He sees the meeting as a long awaited opportunity

The development of the ideas in the second paragraph is dependent upon

Hyperbole

The heat is emphasized in the paragraph by means of

Hyperbole

"I had no designs upon it" could most likely be restated as

I had no dishonest intentions toward it

Nick's statement in the same paragraph that "everyone suspecter" is an example of

Inference

In the first sentence, "legally" serves to

Limit "really"

Nick's reflection in the sentence which begins "That anyone should care" is probably

Related to the upcoming visit

In the fourth paragraph, all of the following are evident EXCEPT

Simile