Seminar Preparation The Great Gatsby I. Analysis: Gatsby Explain how Fitzgerald uses at least of these to develop a theme about the American Dream two (cite examples and pages— from the text): –chapters Motif, characterization, juxtaposition, paradox, irony, allusion, metaphor, simile, personification, hyperbole, imagery, other sensory language, diction that creates mood Write one question you still have about Gatsby: II. Essential Question Refer to at least of the texts below, including along with any relevant reading quiz three Gatsby, responses, to answer (or theorize about) the following questions. Include text citations. in (NY (NY ; From The Great Gatsby, Times) Times) “Class America” “Far From Gulf…” “Up the (NY the American Dream Comes the American Times); Holler…” “With Nightmare” (NPR); song lyrics and quotes about the American Dream Essential Question: What is the American Dream?
The Great Gatsby Seminar Preparation I. Gatsby Analysis: Explain how Fitzgerald uses at least two of these to develop a theme about the American Dream (cite examples –chapters and pages— from the text): Motif, characterization, juxtaposition, paradox, irony, allusion, metaphor, simile, personification, hyperbole, imagery, other sensory language, diction that creates mood Write one question you still have about Gatsby: II. Essential Question Refer to at least three of the texts below, including Gatsby, along with any relevant reading quiz responses, to answer (or theorize about) the following questions. Include text citations. The Great Gatsby, “Class in America” (NY Times) “Far From Gulf…” (NY Times) ; “Up From the Holler…” (NY Times); “With the American Dream Comes the American Nightmare” (NPR); song lyrics and quotes about the American Dream Essential Question: What is the American Dream?
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