What does the valley of ashes most likely symbolize in the great gatsby?

a. the idea that one cannot hide
b. the decay of american values
c. trust in the american dream
d. hope for a better future

B. The decay of American values

The Valley of Ashes in The Great Gatsby is a barren wasteland that is situated between East Egg and West Egg. It is a valley in which ashes and waste of the rich are dumped upon. It is described in Chapter 2 of the story where Tom and Nick approach it on their way to pick up Myrtle Wilson at her husband's garage.

The answer is B. The decay of American values

Explanation:

d. would be the correct answer. this because when finishing an informative essay, you want to recap what the argument of the essay was and how you were able to support it.

getting ready for work:

i sit up in bed, the time is 6: 15.

i go in the bathroom and take a long hot shower and brush my teeth.

i get dressed then grab my keys and open the door, then i realize it is raining so i go back   and get an umbrella.

when i get in my car it has very little gas and right when i get there my car runs out of gas.

when i get inside i am fired for being late.

i hope this i spent an hour on this.