Question

In The Great Gatsby, what does the Valley of Ashes represent? Select the two correct answers. The decadence of New York City the plight of the less fortunate in American society moral and social decay resulting from materialism the conflict between the new wealth and established wealth.

Answer 1

The statement that represent Valley of Ashes includes "plight of the less fortunate in American society and moral & social decay resulting from materialism".

Valley of Ashes is used to refer to a wasteland between the east and west egg where the lower class lives.

• Valley of Ashes is located in the industrial area of Queens, although  fictionalized as a geography of New York in the Great Gatsby.

• The valley represent the depressing industrial area of Queens in the novel of Great Gatsby.

• Hence, the statement that represent Valley of Ashes includes "plight of the less fortunate in American society and moral & social decay resulting from materialism".

Therefore, the Option B and C are correct.

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Answer 2

Answer:

- the plight of the less fortunate in American society

- moral and social decay resulting from materialism

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