2/8/2020
LAI SB 109 PROJECT Google Docs
The
Great
Gatsby
English EOC P...
2/8/2020
LAI SB 109 PROJECT Google Docs
The
Great
Gatsby
English EOC Project
DICTION DETECTIVE
NAME:
NOVEL:
AUTHOR:
Your job is to carefully examine the diction (word choice) in the assigned section.
Search for words, phrases, and passages that are especially descriptive, powerful,
funny, thought-provoking, surprising, or even confusing. Complete the graphic
organizer below on the selected words, phrases, or passages
Page #
Word, Phrase, or
Passage
Reason for
Selecting Word,
Phrase, or Passage
Why did the
author select this
word or phrase?
What is the author
trying to say? How
does the diction
help the author
achieve his or her
purpose?
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