The Great Gatsby notes

Includes possible questions, themes, key quotes for each poem, links between poetry and TGG and covers all the AOs.

A table description of color connotation as portrayed in the book, the Great Gatsby. Included are page references, pulled quotes from the book, as well as a descriptive commentary on the symbolism

analysis notes of the significance of the green light in the great gatsby, considering daisy buchanan and jay gatsby.

For A Level students who are studying the Great Gatsby. All quotes for each character covering many themes and symbols. Simple structure on each page, with Chapter, chapter summary, and then analysis for each character, additional points and key themes.

Over 50 quotes from 'The Great Gatsby' by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Included are: quotes, key themes, grade A level analysis. Written by a student who achieved grade A (the highest attainable grade) in the 2022 AS Level exam series who also attends the Sunday Times State School of the Year.

Six A*-A essays for Paper 1 comparative component: Anthology and the Great Gatsby. They are written under times conditions and marked by the teacher (band 5). Good luck in your exams!

Describe Tom Buchanan - ANSWER Married to Daisy. Large, athletic body; very wealthy; racist; bully; unfaithful Describe Nick Carraway - ANSWER Narrator; sees himself as non-judgmental; Gatsby's neighbor; dates Jordan Baker Describe Daisy Buchanan - ANSWER Nick's cousin; beautiful; rich; silly; once dated Gastby Describe Myrtle Wilson - ANSWER Tom's mistress; unhappy; poor; married to George Wilson Describe Jay Gatsby - ANSWER Rich; Possibly shady; throws huge parties; in love wi...

This essay discusses the illusion of the American Dream in The Great Gatsby. The author argues that through the character of Gatsby and the world of the wealthy, F. Scott Fitzgerald exposes the corruption, hollowness, and dangers of the pursuit of wealth, status, and success. The essay also emphasizes the importance of questioning our own beliefs and values to seek a more meaningful and authentic vision of life, beyond the illusions of the American Dream. The essay concludes that while the Ameri...

A researched factfile on the author of The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald. Context integral to the module 'Varieties in Speech and Writing' in the specification for Pearson's English Language and Literature A-Level.

Research of the historical, social and political context of the year 1925 - when The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald was set. This is as of the module 'Varieties in Speech and Writing' in the Pearson specification of A-Level English Language and Literature.