Question

1. nick and gatsby’s lunch at a manhattan restaurant adds to the development of the narrative mainly by

a. offering a different perspective of gatsby from meyer wolfsheim’s point of view
b. setting up the afternoon tea at nick’s house where gatsby will reunite with daisy
c. showing that gatsby is afraid of being face - to - face with daisy’s husband, tom buchanan
d. indicating that gatsby’s wealth likely comes from his dealings with the shady wolfsheim

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option in the context of The Great Gatsby:

• Option a: Meyer Wolfsheim's perspective on Gatsby isn't the focus of this lunch scene.
• Option b: The lunch isn't about setting up the tea at Nick's (that's a different event).
• Option c: Gatsby's fear of Tom isn't the main contribution of this lunch.
• Option d: The lunch with Wolfsheim (a character associated with shady business) and the interactions hint at Gatsby's wealth coming from illicit dealings, which is a key narrative development here.

Answer:

d. indicating that Gatsby’s wealth likely comes from his dealings with the shady Wolfsheim