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  • The great Gatsby by f Scott fitzgerald first 3 chapter This is for pages. To. Of…

    The great Gatsby by f Scott fitzgerald first 3 chapter
    This is for pages. To. Of the memoir
    Make 3 connections to from the story to group mates, or world in general
    After done this part
    I need to ans this
    Chapter 1
    Study Guide Questions
    1. The narrator’s father gave him advice.
    What was the advice?
    Nick remembers his father’s suggestion that “a sense of the fundamental decencies is parceled out unequally at birth.”
    What are “fundamental decencies”?
    Explain why you agree/disagree with Nick’s father?
    3. Nick disapproves of people reserving judgment. Explain how Nick will probably react to
    4. Explain West Egg and East Egg geographically and domestically.
    Domestically
    West Egg (new)
    East Egg (old)
    5. Who lives next to Nick (the narrator)?
    List off at least 3 characteristics of the property.
    Who are Tom and Daisy Buchannan and where do they live?
    6. Tom Buchannan’s physical description is important later in the novel. What are at least 3 things that Nick describes about Tom Buchannan?
    8. Describe at least 3 things about Daisy.
    Describe at least 3 things about Jordan Baker.
    10. From what you can figure, why is Jordan Baker at the Buchannan’s home anyway?
    11. Tom Buchannan gives a specific explanation for “civilization going to pieces.” Explain the explanation and what does the explanation imply about Tom’s character?
    12. Just from what you’ve read about Daisy and Jordan so far, what does their attitude seem to be?
    13. According to Jordan Baker, who phoned Tom during dinner?
    14. To what “secret society” do the Buchannan’s belong? Hint: It’s not a club or anything like that. It relates to how the Buchannans feel they can treat others.
    15. Nick talks about Daisy in a way that suggests she is innocent. Whereas he remembers a story about Jordan. This might not mean much right now, but it might suggest something later.
    16. Explain the significance of the green light at the end of Chapter 1? What is Gatsby doing and what could it mean?
    Chapter 2
    Study guide Questions
    1. List off at least 3 characteristics for the valley of ashes.
    2. What might the valley of ashes symbolize (represent)?
    3. List off at least 3 characteristics of the billboard that “looks” over the opening scene in chapter 2.
    Where does Tom often take Myrtle and explain why his affair with Myrtle is public knowledge?
    Nick goes with Tom to visit Myrtle. Describe Myrtle and her husband George Wilson.
    List off at least 5 things that happen during the course of the evening.
    7. What is all over the wrecked Ford and nearly everything else in this chapter?
    Explain the significance of the puppy episode.
    8. At most parties, there are a lot of unfounded rumors wildly flying around as well as a few punches.
    Describe (or list) the rumors concerning the following:
    a) Gatsby’s wealth
    b) Daisy and Tom’s relationship
    c) Why doesn’t Daisy divorce Tom?
    d) Why did Tom break Myrtle’s nose?
    10. Mrs. McKee gave one reason why she didn’t marry the man during her trip to Marseilles? What was the reason?
    11. List off at least 1 thing that suggests how Myrtle doesn’t seem as sophisticated as the others.
    12. How is Myrtle handling her newfound money?
    13. Who are 3 people you met at this party?
    Chapter 3
    Study Guide Questions
    1. Summarize the differences between Tom Buchanan’s party in chapter two and Gatsby’s party in chapter three. List off at least 5 things for each side.
    Tom Buchanan’s East Egg Party
    Jay Gatsby’s West Egg Party
    2. How do Tom and Gatsby’s parties compare?
    3. Explain what Nick (Narrator) means when he says he is “one of the few who were invited”?
    List four rumors about Gatsby that were suggested at the party.
    4. Who is “owl eyes” and what surprises him? You aren’t looking for a name. Just describe him accurately.
    6. Explain what “owl eyes” meant by Gatsby not cutting the pages. Fitzgerald is commenting about the wealthy.
    7. What is Jordan’s most “incurable” flaw?
    8. What is comical about the car accident on pages 54-56 or 58-59?

  • Identify which of the following sentences has correct subject-verb agreement….

    Identify which of the following sentences has correct subject-verb agreement. Multiple choice question. Tribes require only six actors, so it shouldn’t be difficult to find enough people to play the parts. “All My Favorite People” blare from the truck two cars ahead of mine. “Ashes” are a poem by Paula Meehan in which the speaker remembers a dear friend. Vic enjoys most of Chuck Wendig’s books, but Zer0es is his least favorite.

  • Which of the following strategies best promotes empathy and helps you build…

    Which of the following strategies best promotes empathy and helps you build stronger relationships? Listening more and talk less while conversing with others. Talking more about others’ privileges and less about their feelings. Applying your implicit biases when interacting with new people. Reacting strongly when others express opinions contradictory to yours.

  • How do you define Happiness, Love, and Meaning? Please give a definition of the…

    How do you define Happiness, Love, and Meaning? Please give a definition of the term, then talk a bit about how you came to define the term. What is the analytical process you use to make your definition? (experiential, learned, social, etc.)
    How has the modern world shaped our understanding and pursuit of love, meaning, and happiness? Are new challenges or opportunities arising from our changing social, technological, and cultural landscape? In what ways has the digital era impacted our experiences of love, meaning, and happiness? How do online interactions, social media, and virtual relationships influence our perceptions and fulfillment in these areas?

  • In the Billie Holiday example “My Man Don’t Love Me” from the blues slide in the…

    In the Billie Holiday example “My Man Don’t Love Me” from the blues slide in the PowerPoint, how many saxophone players take improvised solos before her second set of lyrics?

  • How were these sentences edited for structure? Sample Sentences: The plane landed….

    How were these sentences edited for structure? Sample Sentences: The plane landed. The passengers departed the plane. The passengers entered the terminal. Edited text: After the plane landed, the passengers departed the plane, and they entered the terminal. Answer choices for the above question A. The sample sentences were combined to create a compound sentence. B. The sample sentences were combined to create a compound-complex sentence. C. The sample sentences were combined to create a complex sentence. D. The sample sentences were combined to create one longer simple sentence.

  • Below is a thematic map. It is called a thematic map because data about a…

    Below is a thematic map. It is called a thematic map because data about a particular topic, or theme, is overlaid on top of another type of map. What is that other type of map called in this context? Map showing where people in the world are viewing Bing maps Group of answer choices Basemap Choropleth Hexbin Topological Spatiotemporal

  • Summary on a story called mrs todd’s shortcut need some help summarizing this…

    Summary on a story called mrs todd’s shortcut need some help summarizing this story couldn’t upload the whole thing
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  • A repository on the sources.list is referred to as: deb…

    A repository on the sources.list is referred to as: deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ focal multiverse Identify the package type used by this repository. ubuntu archive focal deb

  • which work portrays the underworld and heaven with supernatural animals. Group of…

    which work portrays the underworld and heaven with supernatural animals. Group of answer choices Lady Feng and the Bear Funeral banner Tea bowl titled Mount Fuji Travelers Among Mountains and Streams