The Great Gatsby | Guiding Questions: Chapter 3 | Directions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences on a
separate sheet of paper. What is not finished in class must be completed for homework.
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At the beginning of chapter three, Nick describes a few of the extravagant factors that go into throwing one of Gatsby’s
parties. Describe one of these appealing factors.
Is there a standard invitation process to attend Gatsby’s parties? What makes Nick’s invitation different?
Who does Nick run into at Gatsby’s party?
Gatsby’s past becomes a topic of discussion at the party. Name two rumors that are offered during this conversation.
What reason does the man with the owl-eyes give concerning his amazement with Gatsby’s library?
Nick strikes up a conversation with a man who he believes he served with in the war. Who is this individual?
What was the “tumultuous scene” that blocked the tragic that was leaving Gatsby’s party? Who caused it?
Nick reveals two pieces of Jordan’s past. What can you infer about her character based on these descriptions?
The Great Gatsby | Guiding Questions: Chapter 3 | Directions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences on a
separate sheet of paper. What is not finished in class must be completed for homework.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
At the beginning of chapter three, Nick describes a few of the extravagant factors that go into throwing one of Gatsby’s
parties. Describe one of these appealing factors.
Is there a standard invitation process to attend Gatsby’s parties? What makes Nick’s invitation different?
Who does Nick run into at Gatsby’s party?
Gatsby’s past becomes a topic of discussion at the party. Name two rumors that are offered during this conversation.
What reason does the man with the owl-eyes give concerning his amazement with Gatsby’s library?
Nick strikes up a conversation with a man who he believes he served with in the war. Who is this individual?
What was the “tumultuous scene” that blocked the tragic that was leaving Gatsby’s party? Who caused it?
Nick reveals two pieces of Jordan’s past. What can you infer about her character based on these descriptions?
The Great Gatsby | Guiding Questions: Chapter 3 | Directions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences on a
separate sheet of paper. What is not finished in class must be completed for homework.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
At the beginning of chapter three, Nick describes a few of the extravagant factors that go into throwing one of Gatsby’s
parties. Describe one of these appealing factors.
Is there a standard invitation process to attend Gatsby’s parties? What makes Nick’s invitation different?
Who does Nick run into at Gatsby’s party?
Gatsby’s past becomes a topic of discussion at the party. Name two rumors that are offered during this conversation.
What reason does the man with the owl-eyes give concerning his amazement with Gatsby’s library?
Nick strikes up a conversation with a man who he believes he served with in the war. Who is this individual?
What was the “tumultuous scene” that blocked the tragic that was leaving Gatsby’s party? Who caused it?
Nick reveals two pieces of Jordan’s past. What can you infer about her character based on these descriptions?
The Great Gatsby | Guiding Questions: Chapter 3 | Directions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences on a
separate sheet of paper. What is not finished in class must be completed for homework.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
At the beginning of chapter three, Nick describes a few of the extravagant factors that go into throwing one of Gatsby’s
parties. Describe one of these appealing factors.
Is there a standard invitation process to attend Gatsby’s parties? What makes Nick’s invitation different?
Who does Nick run into at Gatsby’s party?
Gatsby’s past becomes a topic of discussion at the party. Name two rumors that are offered during this conversation.
What reason does the man with the owl-eyes give concerning his amazement with Gatsby’s library?
Nick strikes up a conversation with a man who he believes he served with in the war. Who is this individual?
What was the “tumultuous scene” that blocked the tragic that was leaving Gatsby’s party? Who caused it?
Nick reveals two pieces of Jordan’s past. What can you infer about her character based on these descriptions?