Does Gatsby's "incorruptible dream" negate his business activities? Cite evidence from the book to support your opinion.

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That line is delivered in Chapter 8, as Nick is waving good-bye to Gatsby on the morning after the disastrous Sunday afternoon trip to the city.  It is the last time he will see Gatsby alive.  Gatsby has just told Nick the truth about who he is (originally James Gatz of North Dakota) and of how he first fell in love with Daisy.  Nick calls Gatsby "corrupt" because he is a pretender.  His money is made from selling "grain alcohol over the counter" of a string of drugstores (this is during Prohibition).   This would be shocking to the guests at his parties, who had "guessed at his corruption," that is, guessed that his money was not honestly earned or inherited, though Gatsby is passing himself off as upper-class.  Gatsby has deceived Daisy as well.  When they first met, he did not intend to fall in love with her, pursue her, and marry her.  He was a poor boy who was besotted with the kind of life she lived (her house, for example), and wanted to belong to that world.  He knew that he could never do this, so he intended just to seduce Daisy and then get away before she realized that he had deceived her.  But they accidentally fell in love.  Then Gatsby was sent away to the war, and while he was gone, Daisy married Tom. Gatsby has spent the last four years trying to become what Daisy thought he was, so that he can win her back "honestly."  And this is his incorruptible dream: that he can actually turn himself into someone else ... into his "Platonic ideal" of himself, as Nick calls it. James Gatz can turn into Jay Gatsby, and he can go back and re create the past: he can be Jay Gatsby, truly rich, truly worthy of Daisy, and he and Daisy can fall in love as they did five years ago, but get married this time.  Gatsby's incorruptible dream is the whole scene: himself, rich and sophisticated, in love with Daisy, and Daisy in love with him.  Of course, it is not possible to achieve this, but Nick sees and, in a sense, respects Gatsby's dream.

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A Car of My Own
I will own the road and then the town.
I will turn all the frowns upside down.
What characteristic from the piece proves it is a poem?
A. It has a set rhyme scheme.
I will drive faraway to see the pretty sights,
as the sun sets, even through the nights.
B. The main character imagines things.
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It has a theme and a story to tell.
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and the eyes of the girl who said goodbye.
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The setting takes place in the past.
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While in a natural hole it sinks by the center, the stress
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A. Cash
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B. Addie
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Chief Joseph's Surrender Speech, October 5, 1877
by Chief Joseph

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What evidence does the speaker present that his people are hurting?

The younger leaders are lacking in wisdom.
They are missing and lacking warm clothes and food.
They are extremely impoverished and getting poorer.
There is a large amount of heart disease among the older men.

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Until her voice grew shrill.
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A. aabb

B. abba

c. abcb

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Which error needs to be corrected in this sentence?
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He was tall and broad shouldered but approachable. His
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"with the public's suggestions as a starting point, we were able to unearth a rich seam of regional vocabulary."

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B.
Sentence 2
C.
Sentence 7
D.
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Had we but world enough, and time,
This coyness, lady, were no crime,
We would sit down and think which way
To walk, and pass our long love's day:
Thou by the Indian Ganges' side
Shouldst rubies find, 1 by the tide
of Humber would complain, I would
Love you ten years before the Flood...
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A "Anger doesn't get you anyplace. Hate doesn't
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