'The Great Gatsby': Developing a personal response
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I can develop a personal response to an extract from ‘The Great Gatsby’.
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An opinion is a view or judgement formed on something, not based on fact.
In order to add credibility to our opinions, we must be able to justify them.
Themes like the 'American Dream' and wealth are central to understanding 'The Great Gatsby'.
Using textual evidence supports interpretations and inferences about characters in a text.
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