English Skills
"Quote" (Author's Name #). [Is this correct or incorrect?]
What is a correct citation?
The narrator of The Great Gatsby.
Who is Nick Carraway?
It could look like meeting a goal, achieving something you dream of, winning a game, or just being happy in life.
What is Success?
The FIRST S in SOAPSTone.
What is "Speaker"?
Assignments are turned in here in the classroom.
What is The Bin! (Not Ms. F's Desk...)
Quote "(Author's Name #)".
What is an incorrect citation?
This individual was the one who hit Myrtle with Gatsby's car and killed her.
Who is Daisy?
This war is the focus of The Things They Carried and other articles in Unit 4.
What is the Vietnam War?
The SECOND S in SOAPSTone.
What is "Subject"?
This place in The Great Gatsby is characterized by elaborate parties, flashy attire, and high spending.
What is West Egg?
An argument that drives an essay, typically introduced in the first paragraph.
What is a thesis statement?
Nick describes these two people as careless near the end of the novel due to their selfish actions.
Who are Tom & Daisy?
Soldiers coming back from war had to grapple with these overwhelming feelings about their experience in Vietnam.
What is fear, guilt, or shame?
The A in SOAPSTone.
What is "Audience" ?
This place in The Great Gatsby is characterized by classiness and high social status.
What is East Egg?
SOAPSTone is used for this type of texts.
This person shoots & kills Gatsby.
These three things are examples of the American Culture of Success.
The P in SOAPSTone.
What is "Purpose"?
This American Literature Movement occurred after WWI and included texts like The Great Gatsby and William Faulkner's short stories.
What is Modernism?
"Quote. " (Authors Name #) [Is this correct or incorrect?]
What is an incorrect citation?
A philosophy ingrained in America that anyone in the country, regardless of social status, can achieve a better life through hard work, determination, and opportunity.
What is the American Dream?
This is the author of the text "The Things They Carried"
Who is Tim O' Brien?
The O in SOAPSTone.
What is "Occasion" ?
What is Fiaccone?