Thursday, April 10, 2014

March 28


  • Discuss Weather as a Natural Symbol / briefly think aloud about natural symbolism / ask students to think of another example
  • Begin reading chapter 7 / read from beginning 113 to line break on p. 125 / continue with shared reading, silent reading and/or partner reading
  • After reading:  discuss weather as a key component in today’s reading / ask students how it is a factor re: characterization, plot, conflict
  • Students respond to after reading tasks re: symbolism, weather, characterization

Gatsby                                                             Name ____________________________________

7 113-125

 

1.      Who is Trimalchio?  Explain how this describes Gatsby.

 

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2.      (114) Explain what this line from the text might mean:

 

“So the whole caravansary had fallen in like a card house at the disapproval in her eyes.”

 

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3.      Describe the weather during the scene at the Buchanan’s and the scene in New York.

What affect does this have on the plot?  Explain.

 

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4.      (120-121)  Describe the driving arrangements on the way into New York.

 

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5.      (124) Provide a line from the text to support what happens to George Wilson when he discovers that Myrtle is having an affair.

 

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6.      Describe Myrtle Wilson’s role in the scene at Wilson’s Garage when Tom stops for gas

 

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