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Essay Guide for The Great Gatsby

The document provides instructions for writing an essay based on prompts related to 'The Great Gatsby.' It emphasizes the importance of using MLA format, incorporating two sources, and structuring the essay with a thesis, introduction, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Additionally, it encourages peer editing and selecting an engaging topic.

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Essay Guide for The Great Gatsby

The document provides instructions for writing an essay based on prompts related to 'The Great Gatsby.' It emphasizes the importance of using MLA format, incorporating two sources, and structuring the essay with a thesis, introduction, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Additionally, it encourages peer editing and selecting an engaging topic.

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Instructions: Write an essay based off one of the prompts below.

Make sure to use MLA


format. Include two sources (the novel and one additional source). When citing these sources
make sure to introduce them. The essay should begin with a solid thesis, have an introduction,
three body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Each paragraph should contain a minimum of five
complete sentences.

1. Write about the themes found in The Great Gatsby and how they have an impact on the
novel.
2. Write about the symbols found in The Great Gatsby and how they have an impact on
the novel.
3. Write about three interesting scenes within The Great Gatsby and how the impacted the
storyline.

If you need help refer to your notes, bubble chart, do’s and don’ts of writing chart, and the
rubric. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask me!

Tips: Let your peers edit your rough draft and make corrections. Pick a topic that is interesting
to you. Choose your sources before you start writing.

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