Eng III Period 4 | The Great Gatsby Key Facts & Ch. 1 Highlights by Christina Zacharias

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

nicholas_stefanic — 2018-01-18 16:21:37 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. Francis Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical fiction
5. English
6. 1925 in America and in France
7. April 10, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. Summer of 1922 in Long Island
12. Gatsby and Nick

Highlights
1. We meet the narrator in the first chapter.
2. Nick and Tom are old collage friends.
3. Daisy is Nick's second cousin.
4. Tom is reading The Rise of the Colored Empire.
5. Tom was a huge football player.

key facts about great Gatsby ch. 1

ryan_giovino — 2018-01-18 16:21:39 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby.
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. novel of triumph and tragedy.
4. The novel is historical fiction.
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 Carraway
- highlights
1. Daisy and Tom have a very unhealthy
2. Tom is reading "the rise of the Colored empire"
3. Nick and Daisy are second cousins once removed.
4. Tom is very big and strong from football.
5. Nick Carraway, the narrator, is from Minnesota.

the great Gatsby key facts

tucker_conine — 2018-01-18 16:22:15 UTC

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

william_mcconnell — 2018-01-18 16:22:16 UTC

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 new haven 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.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts & Ch. 1 Highlights

sofia_reyg — 2018-01-18 16:22:18 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical Fiction
5. English
6. early 1920s
7. April 1924
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person point of view
10. Serious, Contradictory, and dark
11. 1920s in long island
12. Nick

5 Highlights
1. Nick went to Yale.
2. Nick and Tom went to school together.
3. Tom is a big football star.
4. Daisy is Tom's cousin.
5. Gatsby is Nick's neighbor.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

connor_mclain — 2018-01-18 16:22:20 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical Fiction
5. English
6. 1920s
7. April 10, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First Person
10. Contradictory
11. Summer of 1922 in Long Island, New York
12. Gatsby and Nick

1. Nick and Daisy are second cousins.
2. Tom was a star football player in college.
3.Nick and Tom were friends in college.
4. Nick is from Minnesota.
5. Tom read The Rise of the Colored Empire.

Key Facts

haley_reichenbach — 2018-01-18 16:22:31 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924; America and France
7. 1925
8. Nick Caraway
9. First Person
10. Contradictory
11. Long Island, New York in the summer of 1922.
12. Gatsby and Nick
Highlights:
1. Nick and Daisy are second cousins.
2. Tom read "The Rise of the Colored Empire."
3. Tom was a star football player.
4. Gatsby lives in Minnesota.
5. The setting is Long Island, New York.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts & Ch. 1 Highlights

manuel_soto1 — 2018-01-18 16:22:45 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical Fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924, America and France
7. 1925
8. Nick Caraway
9. First Person
10. Contradictory
11. Summer of 1922 in long Island< New York
12. Nick
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1. Nick Caraway moves to West Egg.
2. Nick served in the army.
3. Nick went to college with Tom.
4. Nick is second cousin of Daisy.
5. Daisy knows Tom is cheating on her.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

anthony_mundle — 2018-01-18 16:22:57 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical fiction.
5.
6. 1920s
7. April 10, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. Summer of 1922, Long Island, New York
12. Nick and Gatsby
1. Nick and Daisy are cousins
2. Tom and Nick went to college together.
3. Tom was a football star.
4.

Key facts

corrigan_gaertner — 2018-01-18 16:23:54 UTC

1.The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. American fiction
5. English
6. 1920s
7.April 10th, 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. summer 1922 in Long Island New York
12. Gatsby and Nick
Highlights
1.) Nick goes to dinner at his second cousins house.
2.) Nick says he is neighbors with Gatsby.
3.) Tom talks about a book he really likes.
4.) Tom gets a call from the girl he is cheating on daisy with.
5.) Daisy knows whats going on and says she hopes her daughter is a beautiful fool.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

michael_west — 2018-01-18 16:24:05 UTC

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

1. We are introduced to the narrator of the story.
2. Nick and Daisy are second cousins.
3. Nick and Tom are old college friends from when they attended new haven together.
4. Tom was a star football and is said to be very racist and cocky.
5. Tom was a star football player.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts And Ch.1 Highlights

skylar_guice — 2018-01-18 16:24:06 UTC

Key Facts:
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.We are introduced to Nick, the narrator of the story.
2. We learn that the setting is Long Island, New York.
3.Nick meets Gatsby.
4. Tom is a star football player and is said to be very racist.
5. The Gatsby mansion is very large and luxurious.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

kayla_orazi — 2018-01-18 16:24:39 UTC

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.Contradictory
11.Summer of 1922, Long Island, New York
12.Nick Caraway

1.Nick and Daisy are second cousins.
2.The narrator lives in Minnesota.
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 player and he is racist and cocky.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

michellea_faustin — 2018-01-18 16:24:43 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Historical Fiction
5. English
6. 1923-1924 America and France
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. Contradictory
11. 1922 Summer Long Island, New York
12. Gatsby and Nick

Highlights
1. Nick is invited to dinner by Tom and Daisy.
2. Tom and Daisy are second cousins.
3. Tom and Nick attended college together.
4. Nick and Jordan about Tom's lady in New York.
5. Daisy wants her daughter to be a fool.

The Great Gatsby Key Facts and Ch. 1 Highlights

corey_adario — 2018-01-18 16:24:54 UTC

1) The Great Gatsby
2) F. Scott Fitzgerald
3) Novel
4) Historical fiction; Jazz Age
5) English
6) 1920's America and France
7) 1925
8) Nick Carraway
9) first person
10) Contradictory, Pessimistic
11) Summer of 1922 in Long Island, New York
12) Nick Carraway
1) Nick and daisy are second cousins
2) The narrator lives in Minnisota
3) Nick and Tom are old college friends
4) Tom read "The Rise of the Colored Empire"
5) Tom was a star football player

The Great Gatsby

dylan_singer — 2018-01-18 16:25:03 UTC

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 and daisy are cousins.
2. Nick and Tom attended Yale together.
3. Tom was a star athlete.
4. Nick is invited to his cousins house for dinner.
5. Gatsby lives in a Mansion in west egg.

The Great Gatsby

joshua_merced — 2018-01-18 16:25:47 UTC

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 Caraway
9. Charles Scribners son
10. Contradiction?Pessimistic
11.summer of 1922 in Long Island, New York
12. Nick and Gatsby

The Great Gatsby

kate_morales — 2018-01-18 16:25:53 UTC

1. The title is The Great Gatsby.
2.The author is F. Scott Fitzgerald.
3. The type of work is a Novel/ historical fiction
4. The genre is Jazz age novel
5. It is written in English
6. The setting is 1923 to 1924 in France + America.
7.the date of publication was April 10 1925.
8. The narrator is Nick Carraway
9. The point of view is 1st person.
10. The tone of the novel is contradictory.
11. The setting is the summer of 1922 in Long Island, New York.
12. The protagonist of the story is Nick.

HIGHLIGHTS
1.

The Great Gatsby key facts

colin_breslin — 2018-01-18 16:25:55 UTC

The Great Gatsby

russell_monahan — 2018-01-18 16:25:56 UTC

1. The Great Gasby
2. F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Modernist novel/ Jazz age
5. English
6. 1923-1924 America & France
7. 1925
8. Nick Caraway
9. First person
10.Contradictory
11.Long Island, NY 1922
12.Gatsby

Facts
1. Nick and Daisy are related
2. Nick went to Yale
3. Tom was a star athlete
4. Gatsby lives in a mansion
5. Gatsby lives alone

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

kyle_swartzwelder — 2018-01-18 16:26:36 UTC

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.

the great Gatsby

kylee_makula — 2018-01-18 16:26:54 UTC

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. 1st person
10. Contradiction/ Pessimistic
11. Summer of 1922 in Long Island,New York
12. 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.

The Great Gatsby Facts

noah_haugen — 2018-01-18 16:27:25 UTC

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 Scrivner's son
10. contradiction/pessimistic
11. summer of 1922 in Long Island, New York.
12. Nick

Highlights
1. Nick and Daisy are cousins.
2. Tom is a star athlete
3. Gatsby is Nick's neighbor.
4. Tom read rise of the colored empire.

The Great Gatsby Facts and Highlights.

santiago_cepeda — 2018-01-18 16:27:30 UTC

The Great Gatsby Key Facts

1. The Great Gatsby
2. Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald
3. Novel
4. Modernist Novel
5. English
6. 1923-1924; America and France
7. 1925
8. Nick Carraway.
9. First Person POV
10. Pessimistic and Contradictory
11. Summer 1922, Long Island NY
12. Gatsby.

Ch. 1 Highlights

1. Nick Carraway is the narrator.
2. Jay Gatsby is a very rich man that lives near Nick in West Egg.
3. Nick and Daisy are cousins.
4. Tom and Daisy have a very unstable and unhealthy relationship.
5. Tom is a very racist and sexist man.

Great Gatsby

jake_murray — 2018-01-18 16:27:44 UTC

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

1. Nick and daisy are cousins
2. nick and Tom attended yale together
3. Tom was a star athlete
4. Gatsby lives in a mansion in west egg
5. Nick was invited to his cousins house.

Great Gatsby

anthony_solomon — 2018-01-18 16:29:24 UTC

1. The Great Gatsby
2. f. Scott Fitzgerald
3. Novel/ Historical fiction
4. Jazz age Novel
5. English
6. 1923 to 1924 france+ America
7. april 10 1925
8 Nick Carraway
9. First person
10. contradiction/pessimistic
11. summer of 1922 in long island, New york.
12. Nick