
Chapter 4: Gatsby's Rumors
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10th - 12th Grade
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Austin Fortenberry
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Chapter 4: Gatsby's Stories
Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire, or, Honest Abe? You decide.
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Directions
In Chapter 4, as they're traveling to lunch, Gatsby offers Nick a variety of information about his background. As he listens, Nick goes back and forth between doubt and belief.
You will be looking at the stories Gatsby tells Nick. The pages from which the excerpts are taken are provided on the slides, if you need additional context.
Using textual evidence, you will rate both NICK'S BELIEF of Gatsby's story as well as YOUR OWN. Please answer using complete sentences. 1-2 sentences, including snippets of textual evidence, will suffice.
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See Pages 64-65 for more context
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate Nick’s belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate your belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
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See Pages 65-66 for more context
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate Nick’s belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate your belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
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See Pages 66-67 for more context
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate Nick’s belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate your belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
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See page 67 for context
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate Nick’s belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
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Open Ended
On a scale of 1-10(1 = LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE; 10 = COMPLETE TRUST)...
Rate your belief in Gatsby’s account of his background on the preceding slide. Explain using textual evidence.
Chapter 4: Gatsby's Stories
Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire, or, Honest Abe? You decide.
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