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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical Fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924, America and France
7. 1925
8. Charles Scribner's sons
9. Third person
10. Contradiction
11.1922 Long island
12. Protagonist: Nick

Highlights:
1. We are introduced to the narrator of the story.
2. Nick goes over to his cousins, Daisy, house to have dinner with her and her husband.
3. Tom and Daisy are cousins.
4. Tom read the "The Rise of the Colored empire".
5. At the end of the chapter Nick meets Gatsby.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4.  Modernist novel;Jazz Age novel
5. English
6.  1923–1924, America and France
7. 1925
8.  Nick
9. Charles Scribner's son
10. Contradiction/ Pessimistic
11. Summer of 1922 in Long Island,New York
12. Nick

Highlights
1. Nick and Tom are old college friends and attended Yale together.
2. Tom reads the "The Rise of the Colored empire"
3. Tom answers the phone during dinner and it is his lover who lives in New York.
4. Tom and Daisy want Nick to go out with Jordan.
5. Nick meets Gatsby

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Key Facts

1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4.  Modernist novel;Jazz Age novel
5. English
6.  1923–1924, America and France
7. 1925
8.  Nick
9. Charles Scribner's son
10. Contradiction/ Pessimistic
11. Summer of 1922 in Long Island,New York
12. Nick

Highlights
1. Nick Carraway is introduced as the narrator.
2. The setting is introduced in 1922 in Long Island, New York.
3. Nick Carraway is a stockbroker who lives next to Gatsby.
4. Tom and Daisy is introduced.
5. Jordan Baker was was introduced.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. American Fiction
4. Novel
5.  English
6. 1920s
7. April 10, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. summer 1922 in Long Island New York
12. Gatsby and Nick
-Highlights:
1. The narrator lives in Minnesota
2. Nick and Daisy are second cousins.
3. Nick and Tom are old college friends from when they attended Yale together.
4. Tom read the "The Rise of the Colored Empire"
5. Tom was a star football and is said to be very racist and cocky.

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1. The Great Gatsby.
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. Novel
4. The book's genres are novel of manners, jazz age novel, and a modernist novel.
5. English.
6. written in 1923-1924, in America and France.
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway.
9. Both first and third person.
10. Nick's tone is nostalgic and elegiac.
11. It was the summer of 1922, in Long Island and New York City.
12. The protagonist is Gatsby and could be Nick.
1.Nick and Tom are friends from college and attended Yale Together.
2.Nick meets Gatsby.
3.Tom and Daisy try to get Nick hooked up wit Jordan
4.Gatsby lives in a mansion in West Egg.
5.Nick goes over to his cousins,Daisy's house to have dinner and her husband.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. American Fiction Novel
4. Fiction
5. Comical, Lyrical, Factual
6. 1923 - 1924  in America and France
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person narrator
10. Cynical
11. 1920's NYC
12. Nick Carraway
Chapter 1 Highlights:
1. When Nick describes Gatsby
2. When the phone rings and Tom leave the table.
3. When Daisy brings Nick to the porch.
4. When Tom expresses his racism telling everyone to read a racist book.
5. When Daisy says that girls are little fools.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. American Fiction
4. Novel
5. English
6. 1920s
7. April 10, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. summer 1922 in Long Island new york
12. Gatsby and Nick

-HIGHLIGHTS
1. Nick and daisy are second cousins
2. Nick and tom attended Yale together
3. Narrator lives in Minnesota.
4. Mansion lives in a Mansion in west egg.
5. Nick goes to his cousins house for dinner.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. American fiction
4. Novel
5.  English
6. 1920s
7. April 10, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. summer 1922 in Long Island New York
12. Gatsby and Nick
-Highlights:
1. The narrator lives in Minnesota
2. Nick and Daisy are second cousins.
3. Nick and Tom are old college friends from when they attended Yale together.
4. Tom read the "The Rise of the Colored empire"
5. Tom was a star football and is said to be very racist and cocky.

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1. The Great Gatsby.
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. American Fiction
4. Novel
5. English
6. 1920s
7. April 1925
8. Scribner's sons
9. First Person
10. Contradictory
11. Summer 1922 in Long Island
12. Nick Carroway
Highlights
1. Narrator is from Minnesota.
2. Daisy and Nick are second cousins.
3. Nick and Tom went to yale together.
4. Tom read the book "the rise of the empire".
5. Tom was a star football player.

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2.F Scoot Fitzgerald
3.Novel , American Fiction
4.English
5. 1920s
6.April 10, 1925
7.Nick Carraway
8. First person
9. contradictory
10.Summer 1922 in Long Island New York
11. Gatsby and Nick
Highlights
1. We discover Tom is racist
2. Tom has an affair and daisy knows about it
3. The author is from Minnesota
4. Daisy and Nick are second cousins
5. the Gatsby mansion is very nice

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924, America and France
7. 1925
8. Charles Scribner's Sons
9. Third person
10. Contradictory
11. 1922 Long Island, NY
12. Nick

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2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Fiction
5. English
6. 1920's in America & France
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First Person
10. The tone is dark, pessimistic, and vapid.
11. The setting is Long Island and NYC in the 1920s.
12. The protagonist is Nick Carraway.
Highlights
1. We learn about the protagonist.
2. Nick Carraway goes to dinner at the

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2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. novel
4. Historical fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924 America and France
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. third person
10. contradictory
11. 1922 long island
12. Nick
highlights:
Daisy pretends to be a fool to her husband.
Nick is the narrator.
Nick and Tom were friends in college.
They bring up the mysterious Gatsby.
Tom is a football player.

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2) F. Scott Fitzgerald
3) Novel
4) Fiction
5) English
6) 1924 in America and France
7) 1925
8) Nick Carraway
9) First and third person
10) Contradictory
11) West Egg and East Egg in early 1920's
12) Gatsby and Nick

Highlights
1) We are introduced to Nick.
2) Nick gets invited to dinner at the Buchanan's.
3) We meet Daisy and Tom.
4)

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. American Fiction
4. Novel
5.  English
6. 1920s
7. April 10, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. summer of 1922
12. Gatsby
-Highlights:
1. We learn about the narrator
2. Nick and Daisy are second cousins.
3. Nick and Tom are old college friends.
4. Gatsby lives in a mansion.
5. Tom was a star football and is very cocky.

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2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3.Novel
4. Fiction
5. English
6. 1924, United States
7.April 1925
8. Nick
9.First Person
10.Contradictory
11.Summer 1922, Long Island, NY
12.Nick Carroway

Chapter 1 Highlights
1. Nick Carraway is introduced as the narrator.
2. The time and setting was introducted; 1922 in Long Island, New York
3.  Nick goes over to his cousins, Daisy, house to have dinner with her and her husband.
4.When Tom expresses his racism telling everyone to read a racist book.
5. When Daisy says that girls are little fools.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Fiction
5. English
6. 1924 and America
7. 1925
8. Charles Scribner's sons
9. Nick Carraway
10. Contradictory
11. Summer of 1922 on Long Island, NY
12. Nick

1. We get introduced to Nick and his family.
2. Tom and Daisy get introduced into the novel.
3. Nick and Tom attended Yale together.
4. We find out that both Tom and Daisy are cousins.
5. Nick meets Gatsby towards the end of the chapter.

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2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical Fiction
5. English
6. 1924-United States
7. April 1925
8. Scribner's Sons
9. First Person
10. Contradictory
11. Summer of 1922, Long Island, New York
12. Nick Carraway

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1. The Great Gatsby.
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. Novel.
4. Fiction
5. English
6. 1924- United States
7. April 1925
8. Charles Scribner's sons
9. First Person
10. Contradictory
11. Summer 1922 in Long Island, New York.
12. Nick Carraway
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1.  Introduced to narrator of the novel.
2. Nick and Tom are friends from college.
3. Gatsby lives in a mansion in West Egg
4. Tom read the "Rise of the Colored Empire".
5.Tom has a lover.

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2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. novel
4.  Modernist novel, Jazz Age novel
5. english
6.  1923–1924, America and France
7. 1925
8.  Charles Scribner’s Sons
9.  Nick Carraway
10. contradictory
11.  Summer of 1922 in Long Island, New York.
12.  Gatsby and/or Nick

1. We are introduced to the narrator of the story.
2. Nick goes over to his cousins, Daisy, house to have dinner with her and her husband.
3. Tom and Daisy are cousins.
4. Tom read the "The Rise of the Colored empire".
5. At the end of the chapter Nick meets Gatsby.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3.Novel
4. Fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924 America and France
7. 1925
8. Charles Scribner's sons
9. Nick Carraway
10. Contradictory
11. Summer 1922 in L.I, NY
12. Nick

1.Nick and Tom are friends from college and attended Yale Together.
2.Nick meets Gatsby.
3.Tom and Daisy try to get Nick hooked up wit Jordan
4.Gatsby lives in a mansion in West Egg.
5.Nick goes over to his cousins,Daisy's house to have dinner and her husband.

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Key Facts
1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. It is a classic piece of American fiction. A modernist, jazz age novel.
5. English
6. Written between 1923-1924 in America and France.
7. 1925.
8. Nick Carraway
9. Nick narrates in first and third person.
10. Nick's attitude towards Gatsby is conflicting.
11. Setting: Summer of 1922 in Long Island and New York City.
12. Protagonist: Gatsby and Nick

Highlights
1. Nick is invited to Tom and Daisy's the Buchanan's, for dinner.
2. Nick has noticed that Tom has not changed his aggressive ways since college.
3.   Nick and Tom attended Yale together.

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1.The Great Gatsby
2.F. Scott Fitzgerald
3.Novel
4.Historical Fiction
5.English
6.1924-United States
7.April 1925
8.Scribner's Sons
9.First Person
10.Contradiction
11.Summer 1922, Long Island, NY
12.Nick Carraway

1.Nick reflects on Gatsby's appearance.
2.Daisy tells of her husband's lover.
3.Tom explains how he read The Rise of the Colored Empire.
4.Daisy wants for her daughter to be a fool like her.
5.The phone rings at dinner, and it's Tom's lover.

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1. The great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. The genre is american fiction.
5. English
6. written in 1923-1924, in America and France
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. Third and first person
10. Nostalgic and elegiac
11. Summer of 1922, Long Island and New York City.
12. Gatsby and it could also be Nick.

Chapter 1 Highlights:
1. We are introduced to Nick.
2. We are also introduced to Daisy and Tom.
3. Tom reads "The Rise Of The Colored Empires".
4. We meet Gatsby.
5. Tom is cheating with Daisy.

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1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924 America and France
7. 1925
8. Charles Scribner's Sons
9. Nick Carraway
10. Contradictory
11. Summer 1922 in Long Island, NY
12. Nick

Highlights
1. Nick invited to the Buchanans, for dinner.
2. Nick learns that Tom hasn't changed since college and is still a big, aggressive person.
3. Tom is also a racist and believes other races will over power the whites.
4. Tom gets a call from his mistress and Daisy pays no attention to it.
5. We finally get to meet the infamous Gatsby.

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The Great Gatsby Key Facts and Ch. 1 Highlights

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2.F.Scott Fitzgerald
3.Novel
4.Fiction
5.English
6.1923-1924 America and France
7.1925
8.Charles Scribner's Sons
9.Nick Carraway
10.Contradictory
11. Summer 1922 in Long Island,NY
12.Nick

1.Nick and Tom are friends from college and attended Yale Together.
2.Nick meets Gatsby.
3.Tom and Daisy try to get Nick hooked up wit Jordan
4.Gatsby lives in a mansion in West Egg.
5.Nick goes over to his cousins,Daisy's house to have dinner and her husband.

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1. The Great Gatsby.
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. Novel
4.Fiction
5. English.
6. written in 1923-1924, in America and France.
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway.
9. Both first and third person.
10. Nick's tone is nostalgic and elegiac.
11. It was the summer of 1922, in Long Island and New York City.
12. The protagonist is Gatsby and could be Nick.

Highlights
1. We meet daisy.
2. We meet tom.
3. Tom is reading a book.
4. We meet Gatsby.
5. Gatsby lives in a mansion in west egg.

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1. The Great Gatsby.
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. Novel
4. The book's genres are novel of manners, jazz age novel, and a modernist novel.
5. English.
6. written in 1923-1924, in America and France.
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway.
9. Both first and third person.
10. Nick's tone is nostalgic and elegiac.
11. It was the summer of 1922, in Long Island and New York City.
12. The protagonist is Gatsby and could be Nick.

Ch.1 Highlights
1. We are introduced to Nick and his family, and where he went to college (yale).
2. we meet Daisy and Tom Buchanan.
3. Tom reads "The Rise Of The Coloured Empires", and this reveals him as prejudice.
4. Tom has another mistress that calls him at the table.
5. We meet Gatsby.

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Key Facts:
1. The Great Gatsby.
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. Novel.
4. It is a classic piece of american fiction. A modernist, jazz age novel.
5. English.
6. Written in 1923-1924 in America and France.
7. 1925.
8. Nick Carraway.
9. Nick narrates in first and third person of what he observes.
10. Nick's attitude towards Gatsby is conflicting. At times he disapproves and at others times he admires.
11. Setting: Summer of 1922 in Long Island and New York City.
12. Protagonist: Gatsby and Nick.

Ch 1. Highlights:
1. Nick is invited to Tom and Daisy's, the Buchanans, for dinner.
2. Nick learns that Tom has not changed since college and is still quite aggressive.
3. Dinner is interrupted by Tom's persistent mistress.
4. Nick and Jordan speak about how Tom has a lady in New York.
5. Daisy hopes her daughter will be a fool.