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Structured list of discussion questions for student analysis of key themes, characters, and symbolism in the final chapters of The Great Gatsby.
Year:
2026
Region / City:
United States (literature context)
Subject:
Literature, Novel Analysis
Document Type:
Study Guide / Questions
Author:
Unknown (likely course instructor)
Target Audience:
Students reading The Great Gatsby
Due Dates:
Chapter 8 – Thursday 3/14, Chapter 9 – Friday 3/15
Pages Referenced:
148–178
Topics Covered:
Character analysis, symbolism, thematic interpretation, plot events, literary devices
Novel:
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Chapters Focused:
8–9
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Year:
2023
Dates of meeting:
8–9 November 2023
Location:
Brussels
Meeting format:
Hybrid meeting
Organizing body:
Economic Commission for Europe Inland Transport Committee World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) Working Party on Noise and Tyres (GRBP)
Subgroup:
Task Force Quiet Road Transportation Vehicles (TF-QRTV)
Host organization:
ACEA
Main topic:
Review of inputs for preparation of a Working Document for GRBP February 2024 session
Related regulations:
UN Regulation No. 138 (R138.02 draft), UN Regulation No. 51 (R51.03, R51.04)
Key technical subjects:
AVAS sound requirements, reverse sound levels, stationary sound provisions, ASEP for BEV and ICE, Sound Enhancement Systems (SES), microphone measurement methods
Participating entities:
Contracting Parties, NGOs, ISO, OICA
Outcome document:
TF-QRTV-10-05
Submission date to GRBP Secretary:
14 November 2023
Availability:
UNECE website
Event:
ATEPS 2021
Dates:
8–9 December 2021
Time:
9:00am–1:30pm
Format:
Online conference
Theme:
New Zealand trade policy, geopolitics, inclusive trade, sustainability and regional cooperation
Sessions:
Keynote addresses, panel discussions, speeches, Q&A sessions, bonus pre-recorded sessions
Keynote Speaker:
Hon Damien O’Connor, Minister for Trade and Export Growth
Speakers:
Rino Tirikatene; Hon Phil Twyford; HE Laura Clarke; Vangelis Vitalis; Prof Robert Patman; Prof Maureen Benson-Rea; Prof Jane Kelsey; Prof Claire Charters; Prof Michael Plummer; Prof Mark Howden; Prof Sara Davies; and others
Chairs:
Prof Jennifer Curtin; Dr Juan Tauri; A/Prof Yvonne Underhill-Sem; Prof Steven Poelhekke; Fran O’Sullivan; and others
Institutions Represented:
University of Auckland; University of Otago; University of Canterbury; University of Waikato; MFAT; Air New Zealand; Fonterra; NZTech; NZPECC; ANU Crawford; Griffith University
Geographical Focus:
New Zealand; Pacific; European Union; China; United States; Asia-Pacific
Related Topics:
UNDRIP; Te Tiriti; PACER Plus; COP26; APEC; RCEP
Program Name:
U10 Recreation “Typhoon” Program
Sport:
Soccer
Age Group:
Boys and Girls ages 8–9
Program Type:
Youth recreational and developmental soccer program
Team Formats:
In-House Program; Travel Program
Player Selection Method:
Player Evaluation through the Club
Team Size:
10–12 players per team
Match Format:
7v7 with goalkeeper
Training Schedule:
Mondays and Fridays or Wednesdays and Fridays, 6:00pm–7:00pm
Training Staff:
Experienced Coaches, Club Trainers, High School Volunteer Assistants
Parent Role:
Parent Coaches may serve as Team Managers
Uniform Policy:
Club Training shirt worn at each training session; Coach receives color-matching team jersey
Curriculum Structure:
Pre-planned weekly development curriculum for coaches and trainers
Game Schedule:
In-House games on Saturdays at 11:00am; Travel teams compete on Saturdays or Sundays
League Affiliation:
TCSL
Season Conclusion:
TCSL World Cup Tournament for Travel teams; mini-tournament at Swan Park for In-House teams
Player Development Pathway:
Player Identification for Select / Allstars and Competitive Teams
Program Objective:
Physical, technical, and psychological development of youth soccer players
Coaching Development:
Advanced training sessions and educational classes for coaches
Year:
2026
Location:
Unspecified (conference venue)
Topic:
Higher Education Administration and Student Support
Document Type:
Conference Program / Schedule
Organizer:
Unspecified professional association
Audience:
Higher education administrators, financial aid officers, policy staff
Dates of Event:
April 8–9, 2026
Sessions:
Breakfast, Registration, Concurrent Sessions, Lunch, Presentations, Networking
Key Themes:
Institutional policy, student support, international students, ministry grants, awards, SIMS implementation
Sponsors/Partners:
Finastra (digital catalog presentation)
Format:
In-person conference with plenary and concurrent sessions
Year:
2019
Region / City:
Galilee and surrounding areas
Theme:
Miracles, Faith, Sin, Authority of Jesus
Document Type:
Religious text / Biblical commentary
Author:
Unspecified narrator (based on Gospel of Matthew)
Target Audience:
Followers of Jesus, believers in the Gospel
Period Covered:
Events of Jesus’ ministry in Matthew 8–9
Date of Events:
Circa 1st century CE
Key Figures:
Jesus, disciples, centurion, paralytic, blind men, demon-possessed individuals
Main Locations:
Capernaum, Peter’s house, Gadarenes, towns and villages of Galilee
Core Topics:
Healing, exorcism, forgiveness of sins, faith, authority over nature and spiritual beings
Year:
2025
Location:
Corvallis, Oregon, USA
Event Type:
Class Reunion
Organizing Body:
CHS Class of 1965
Contact Person:
Al Hutchinson
RSVP Deadline:
July 25, 2025
Activities:
Dinner, Picnic, Car Show
Meal Options:
Chicken Cordon Bleu, Baron of Beef, Vegetarian Lasagna, Veggie Burger, Beef Burger
Entry Fee:
Dinner $39 per person, Picnic $12 per person
Optional Donations:
Class fund contributions accepted
Audience:
CHS alumni of the class of 1965
Source Type:
Registration form
Year:
2020
Region / City:
San Antonio, TX; Paris, TN, USA
Document Type:
Religious calendar / Torah reading schedule
Institution:
Esnoga Bet Emunah; Esnoga Bet El
Author:
Compiled by local rabbinical authorities
Audience:
Jewish community members and Torah scholars
Cycle:
Triennial and Septennial Torah Reading Cycles
Omer Counting:
Day 30
Shmita Cycle:
Fifth Year
Candle Lighting and Habdalah Times:
Referenced online
Special Mentions:
Honor roll of contributors and community leaders
Year:
1925
Region / City:
New York
Theme:
Literature, American Fiction
Document Type:
Literary Analysis
Author:
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Target Audience:
Students, Literary Scholars
Period of Action:
1920s
Date of Approval:
Not specified
Date of Changes:
Not specified
Year:
2023
Region / City:
UK
Topic:
Careers Advice for Blind and Partially Sighted Children and Young People
Document Type:
Feedback Paper
Organization:
Thomas Pocklington Trust
Author:
Thomas Pocklington Trust
Target Audience:
Policy Makers, Careers Advisors, Educational Specialists
Period of Validity:
Not Specified
Approval Date:
Not Specified
Date of Changes:
Not Specified
Year:
1920s
Region / City:
United States
Theme:
Literature, Cultural Symbols, Automotive History
Document Type:
Analytical Essay
Author:
Unspecified
Target Audience:
General readers interested in literature and history
Referenced Works:
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Historical Context:
1920s, Roaring Twenties
Related Figures:
Daisy Buchanan, Myrtle Wilson, Tom Buchanan, Nick Carraway, Henry Ford
External References:
Chevron Gasoline, Ford Motor Company
Due date:
April 8, 2014
Type of assignment:
Quotation Illustration
Topic:
Motifs in The Great Gatsby
Classroom display:
Yes
Required format:
Illustration
Evaluation criteria:
Design quality and care
Motif chart:
Yes
Examples required:
6
Context:
The document outlines two assignments related to The Great Gatsby, one involving a quotation illustration and another focusing on identifying motifs in the novel.
Note:
Year
Theme:
Careers Education
Document Type:
Education Policy
Target Audience:
Pupils, Parents, Teachers, Governors
Context:
Policy document outlining the expected key performance indicators for careers education at different key stages in schools, based on the Gatsby Benchmarks.
Education level:
Secondary school
School years covered:
Year 7; Year 8; Year 9; Year 10; Year 11
Academic structure:
Term 1; Term 2; Term 3; Term 4; Term 5; Term 6
Framework:
Gatsby Benchmarks
Programme components:
Careers Convention; Tutor Programme; Employer talks; Teatime Networking; Work Experience; Apprenticeship information; Higher education exploration
Key platforms:
Unifrog
Activities:
Career journey sessions; STEM careers exploration; Entrepreneurship sessions; Apprenticeship talks; Mock interviews; Listening skills sessions; Work experience preparation
Work experience period:
1–5 July 2024
Evaluation method:
Future Skills Questionnaire (FSQ) completed annually by all students
Programme review date:
October 2025
Topics included:
Labour market information; Green careers; Gender and careers; Artificial intelligence and employment; Post-16 pathways
External engagement:
Employer talks; vocational and technical college presentations; university outreach (UWE)
Target audience:
Students in Years 7–11
Year:
1925
Region / City:
United States
Theme:
Literature, American Classic
Document Type:
Literary Analysis
Author:
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Target Audience:
Students, Teachers, Literary Scholars
Period of Activity:
1920s
Approval Date:
1925
Date of Changes:
N/A
Contextual Description:
A set of comprehension, inferential, and evaluative questions designed for a critical reading of Chapter 3 of The Great Gatsby as part of an educational curriculum.
Work summarized:
The Great Gatsby
Author of original work:
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Chapters covered:
2–3
Literary genre:
Novel
Type of text:
Chapter summaries
Primary settings:
West Egg; New York City; Valley of Ashes; Long Island
Main characters mentioned:
Nick Carraway; Tom Buchanan; Myrtle Wilson; George Wilson; Jay Gatsby; Jordan Baker
Key locations in narrative:
Morningside Heights apartment; Gatsby’s mansion
Historical context referenced:
World War I
Themes:
Wealth and social class; moral decay; rumor and identity; urban nightlife
Narrative perspective referenced:
Nick Carraway
Year:
2024
Region / City:
Doncaster
Topic:
Community Engagement, Environmental Sustainability
Document Type:
Grant Application Form
Organization:
Climate Doncaster
Target Audience:
Community Organizations
Period of Activity:
November 2024 – February 2025
Approval Date:
Not specified
Modification Date:
Not specified
Year:
2025
Region / City:
United Kingdom
Subject:
Nuclear Engineering, SMR Programme
Document Type:
FAQ
Organization:
Great British Nuclear (GBN)
Author:
Great British Nuclear
Target Audience:
Potential Bidders, Suppliers
Period of Validity:
Until Final Investment Decision (FID) approval
Approval Date:
Not specified
Date of Amendments:
Not specified
Year:
2025
Region / City:
Monrovia, Liberia
Subject:
Procurement of goods for Government project
Document Type:
Procurement Notice
Organization / Institution:
Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC)
Author:
Government of Liberia
Target Audience:
Eligible Bidders
Period of Validity:
Until December 23, 2025
Approval Date:
Not specified
Amendment Date:
Not specified