Great Expectations Section 1

We sympathize with Pip immediately because he is

• very smart

• an orphan

• crippled

• has a speech impediment

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At the beginning of the novel, Pip lives with

• grumpy old man

• a mom's friend

• his sister and her hubby

• an aunt

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Who is the kindest person to Pip?

• Estella

• Mr. Wopsle

• Pip's sis

• Joe

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Through a chance meeting, Pip becomes involved in helping

• an escaped convict

• a neighbor

• Mr. Pumblechook

• Biddy

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Who actually teaches Pip the best in regards to school.

• Trabb's boy

• Joe

• Biddy

• Estella

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Unexpectedly invited to Miss Havisham's house, Pip plays cards with

• her nephew

• Arthur

• Joe

• Estella

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Cobwebs and old cake tell us about....

• Estella's origins

• Miss Havisham's past

• Pip's dreams

• an silly English county

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Estella's behavior toward Pip is so proud that he feels

• like a gentleman

• hurt and humiliated

• bitter

• the need for speed

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Pip's encounters with Estella make him conscious of his lack of

• fine clothes

• nike shoes

• clever friends

• education

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A stranger at the pub gives Pip notice that he is about to receive

• a file

• some wittles

• a message

• some money

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