Question

1. what does daisy’s behavior during lunch at the buchanan house indicate about her emotional state?

‘as gatsby looked around the room, daisy watched him and laughed excitedly, pointed whispered to me: ‘the rumor is that it’s tom’s girl on the phone.’ we were silent. tom’s voice rose with anger, ‘okay, i won’t tell you the tan: i’m under no obligation. and don’t disturb me again at lunchtime.’ he flew into the room and offered his hand reluctantly, ‘glad to see you, mr. gatsby, sir... nick...’
选项1（模糊）
选项2：she has internal conflict about gatsby and tom
选项3：she begins to hate myrtle and tom
选项4（模糊）

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze Daisy's behavior. When she laughs mockingly about Tom's girl on the phone, then Tom's anger, and her then offering a hand to Gatsby timidly—this shows internal conflict about Gatsby (her past) and Tom (her present). The first option: her actions don't show satisfaction. Third: she isn't trying to rule. Fourth: she's not submissive here. So the second option fits as her behavior (mockery, then timidity) reflects conflict between her feelings for Gatsby and her relationship with Tom.

Answer:

The option that best fits is: "She has internal conflict about Gatsby and Tom" (the second option among the choices, assuming the options are labeled as per the image, e.g., if the second option's text is "She has internal conflict about Gatsby and Tom", then the answer is that option with its text).