The Great Gatsby Characters: Daisy Buchanan Flashcards
(25 cards)
Who is Daisy Buchanan?
Daisy Buchanan is a central character in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby.
What is Daisy’s relationship with Jay Gatsby?
Daisy Buchanan is Jay Gatsby’s love interest and former girlfriend.
True or False: Daisy Buchanan is married to Tom Buchanan.
True
Fill in the blank: Daisy is often associated with the color _____ in the novel.
white
What does Daisy’s voice symbolize in the novel?
Daisy’s voice symbolizes wealth and allure.
What is Daisy’s primary motivation throughout the story?
Daisy’s primary motivation is to attain a sense of security and comfort.
How does Daisy feel about her marriage to Tom?
Daisy feels trapped and disillusioned in her marriage to Tom.
Multiple choice: What does Daisy ultimately choose over Gatsby?
Her social status and security.
What does the green light represent for Daisy?
The green light represents her hopes and dreams, particularly in relation to Gatsby.
True or False: Daisy is portrayed as a strong and independent character.
False
What is Daisy’s reaction to Gatsby’s wealth?
Daisy is impressed and somewhat enamored by Gatsby’s wealth.
Fill in the blank: Daisy has a daughter named _____ Buchanan.
Pamela
How does Daisy’s character reflect the themes of the American Dream?
Daisy’s character illustrates the emptiness and disillusionment of the American Dream.
What does Daisy’s laughter signify?
Daisy’s laughter signifies her charm and superficiality.
Multiple choice: Which of the following best describes Daisy’s personality?
Flighty and indecisive.
How does Daisy’s background influence her character?
Daisy’s affluent background shapes her values and desires for luxury and security.
True or False: Daisy actively seeks to change her situation throughout the novel.
False
What is one of Daisy’s key flaws?
Her inability to make decisive choices.
Fill in the blank: Daisy’s voice is described as being full of _____ and money.
money
What does Daisy ultimately choose at the end of the novel?
She chooses to remain with Tom and return to her old life.
In what way does Daisy represent the ‘flapper’ archetype?
Daisy embodies the carefree and indulgent spirit of the 1920s flapper culture.
True or False: Daisy is portrayed as a victim of her circumstances.
True
What event causes a turning point in Daisy’s relationship with Gatsby?
The confrontation in the Plaza Hotel.
How does Daisy’s attitude toward love and relationships evolve?
Daisy remains conflicted and ultimately chooses security over true love.
