I think an example of irony in this book was in Chapter 5 when Gatsby invites Daisy to his mansion to show off his newly formed wealth, thinking it would impress her and make her fall in love with him again, <span>The irony is that he will never be apart of her circle because he was not born into wealth, what she needed was someone with money AND social standing.
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Im not sure if this is a true or false question. But I'd say its true
Answer: first one "she makes mold of her own tongue."
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You are never going to hear that in daily bases and you really have to like want you to do that
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The answer is " Its a pleasant thing to be young and have ten toes." I answered it and it was correct
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