

The Great Gatsby Anticipation Guide
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Marlene Salinas-Velazquez
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The Great Gatsby Anticipation Guide
Answer each question independently. Then we will discuss each statement as a class.

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Poll
People will do whatever is necessary to achieve their goals?
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "People will do whatever is necessary to achieve their goals."
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Poll
Money cannot buy happiness.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
5
Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "Money cannot buy happiness."
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Poll
You can never relive the past.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "You can never relive the past."
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Poll
Money is the root of all evil.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "Money is the root of all evil."
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Poll
The American Dream is real and possible for anyone to achieve.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "The American Dream is real and possible for anyone to achieve. "
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Poll
If you acquire your wealth through illegal means, you will pay for it in the end.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "If you acquire your wealth through illegal means, you will pay for it in the end. "
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Poll
Love conquers all.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "Love conquers all. "
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Poll
Most people want to be rich and powerful.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "Most people want to be rich and powerful. "
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Poll
Cheating on your significant other is okay.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "Cheating on your significant other is okay."
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Poll
Pretending to be someone your not is okay.
Disagree
Depends
Agree
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Open Ended
Explain your answer to the previous statement. "Pretending to be someone your not is okay. "
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Open Ended
These are all topics that are presented in The Great Gatsby. Which topic did you find more interesting and why? or What are your predictions on the novel?
The Great Gatsby Anticipation Guide
Answer each question independently. Then we will discuss each statement as a class.

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