The novel The Great Gatsby was set during the ____.

By the end of A Streetcar Named Desire, Stanley inflicts harm upon Blanche one last time by apparently raping her. 

In A Streetcar Named Desire, the opening setting of the play is _____. 

By the end of the play, how do you view Blanche, and why? Is she a victim or a victimizer? Be sure to use examples from the play. Write in complete sentences. 

One motif involving ________ demonstrates Blanche’s relentless efforts to cleanse herself of her past. 

As evidence of his accomplishments in war, Gatsby shows Nick a ____. 

All of the following are rumors about Gatsby except …

Who was Gatsby’s mentor when he was a young man in search of a new identity? 

Gatsby claims that he was a student at _____ although Tom questions it.

Explain the two main motifs that are visible in the novel The Great Gatsby. Explain what these two motifs represent. Use complete sentences.