Great Expectations, Assessment, part 2

Pip becomes roommates with Herbert in London. Pip had met Herbert once before, in:

• a coach on the way to London.

• Miss Havisham's garden, where they fought.

• the marshes with the convicts.

• the town pub.

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What does Jaggers tell Pip is in his future?

• A police interrogation

• A large fortune

• More work for Joe

• A gift from Miss Havisham

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Pip believes his benefactor is whom?

• Wopsle

• Orlick

• Pumblechook

• Miss Havisham

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What is Herbert's nickname for Pip?

• Pipper

• Humbert

• Handel

• Phillip

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What does Herbert reveal about Miss Havisham?

• She is also his benefactor.

• The groom never showed on their wedding day.

• She is great friends with his father

• She is not wealthy and only owns Satis House.

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How can Wemmick be described when he is at home?

• Cynical

• All business

• Mean-spirited

• Happy

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Which cliché or idiom would apply to Wemmick?

• It is better to burn out, than to fade away.

• There is no time like present.

• A man's home is his castle.

• Forget the past and focus on the future.

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Explain why Pip said, "If I could have kept him away by paying money, I certainly would have paid money."

• Pip has become a snob and is ashamed of his coarse and common roots, especially Joe.

• Pip is embarrassed that he has not yet visited Joe. He thinks offering him some money may help ease the embarrassment.

• Pip offered Joe money instead of the visit, but Joe was proud and refused it.

• Pip wanted to give Joe some money, but his benefactor had said he could not share it.

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Describe the dinner parties at Jaggers' house and at Wemmick's.

• They were both peaceful and pleasant.

• Drummle nearly causes a fight at Jaggers'. Dinner with Wemmick and his "Aged P" is warm and friendly.

• Neither was pleasant. Startop and Drummle showed bad manners at Jaggers', and the "Aged P" did not like having company at Wemmick's.

• Dinner at Jaggers was pleasant and rather boisterous. Pip and Wemmick did not have much in common, and Pip was uncomfortable there.

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Why does Joe call Pip "Sir”?

• Joe is angry and is being sarcastic.

• Mr. Wopsle told Joe he had to do it.

• It is a sign of respect for Pip's new education and social level.

• Joe thinks he is too old to be called a childish name like Pip.

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