Question

Quick answer homework help asap please:
In the last few paragraphs of the novel, the narrator lies on the beach and imagines that he can see Long Island in its pristine condition when sailors saw it for the first time. What is the significance of this dream?
It reveals that the narrator believes Gatsby's vision of success was correct and admirable.
It reveals the narrator's belief that the sailors were likely the last people to envision an America that could match their dreams.
It highlights the importance of striving for material success; The rest in comments

Answer 1

It reveals that the narrator believes Gatsby's vision of success was correct and admirable.

It reveals the narrator's belief that the sailors were likely the last people to envision an America that could match their dreams.

It highlights the importance of striving for material success; without money the narrator wouldn't be able to afford Gatsby's mansion.

It undercuts Tom's notion that other races will soon challenge the White race's domination.

It calls into question the narrator's love of the Midwest because he's clearly enamored with the coastal waters of the East.

my answer is the last one. Please check if correct. check asap please.

Answer 2

I would agree @ElleCullen

Answer 3

Why is there so many answers to the question :< @ElleCullen

Answer 4

I had to make sure that I was correct.

Answer 5

Kk hope that helped you :) @ElleCullen

Answer 6

its a homework multiple choice. The teacher made the question herself cause we have a test on Friday on great Gatsby

Answer 7

Out of all the choices, what you chose is the choice that makes sense the most.
Other choices are talking about a different theme.