2) What is the setting of The Great Gatsby? A. New York
B. The Roaring 20's in New York
C. 1922
D. East Egg and West Egg

b a and d

Explanation:

it was in New York 1920 in the east egg and west egg

expert rich

The Great Gatsby is a novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Within the novel, setting plays a significant role. The novel is set in and around New York, in the 1920s, post World War One, at a time known as the Jazz Age, when prohibition was the order of the day, but many people ignored the law and partied hard. The distinguishing between east and west egg is the best way that Fitzgerald describes the difference in wealth. Gatsby is forced to look across the water from his house in west egg while Tom and Daisy get to lavishly live in east egg. ... The west represents the new form of wealth, while the east represents old money. Set in 1922, four years after the end of the Great War, as it was then known, Fitzgerald's novel reflects the ways in which that conflict had transformed American society. The war left Europe devastated, and marked the emergence of the United States as the preeminent power in the world.

So A, B, C and D

yes

explanation:

the answer would be c