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American dream essay titles: Suggested essay titles (Death of a Salesman & The Great Gatsby). |
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Dreams essay example: A sample essay on the significance of
dreams in the play for students to assess and discuss. |
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Evening Out: Eighteen questions on the scene in the restaurant in Act 2. |
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Other characters: A list of conversations Willy has with other
characters in Act One and five questions (page numbers refer to
the Heinemann edition). |
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Past/Present Act 1: A chart to record Willy's conversations with
characters in the past and present in Act 1. |
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Quotations 1: A series of quotations from Act 1 to investigate
if Loman is a tragic hero. |
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Stage directions: The opening stage directions with 12
discussion questions and an extension task. |
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Tragic hero 1: Definitions and discussion questions to explore
whether or not Loman is a tragic hero. |
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Tragic hero 2: A list of statements to discuss. |
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Tragic hero 3: An essay question with prompts about Willy and
Biff Loman. |
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| Tragic titles: Suggested essay titles for Willy Loman as a tragic hero. |
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| Themes: Sheets to
enable students to collect quotations on important themes and motifs. |