Great Expectations Ch.20-26

What are Pip's first impressions of London?

• Loud and ovewhelming

• Ugly and dirty

• Inspiring and breathtaking

• Rich and prosperous

Where has Pip seen his roommate before?

• He fought him at Satis House

• He used to live in Pip's village

• He stirred his drink with a file in the pub

• He came across him hiding on the marshes

What name does Herbert call Pip and why?

• Pirrip (Pip's surname) because he finds it amusing

• Phillip, because he insists on calling Pip his full name

• Pip, because he knows about Pip's benefactor's instructions about his name

• Handel, because Handel wrote a piece called 'The Harmonious Blacksmith'

How has Miss Havisham brought Estella up, according to Herbert?

• To find true love

• To be a capable independent woman

• To be a nurse and caregiver to her

• To take revenge on men in general

Pip finds out from Herbert why the clocks in Satis House are stopped at twenty to nine. What is the reason?

• That was the time Miss Havisham received a letter from her fiancé calling off the wedding

• That was the time Estella first came into Satis House

• That was the time Miss Havisham banished Matthew Pocket from the house

• It symbolises how time has stopped in the house

What is Herbert's job?

• An insurer of ships

• A merchant trading in spices

• Unpaid work experience at the counting house

• A capitalist

Who seems to be really in charge at the Pocket's house in Hammersmith?

• Matthew Pocket, the father

• Belinda Pocket, his wife

• The oldest child, Jane

• The servants, Flopson and Millers

Who does Pip like more, Drummle or Startop?

• Drummle

• Startop

• He likes them both

• He doesn't like either of them

Which of these descriptions best fits Wemmick's house in Walworth?

• A small cottage made up like a castle where Wemmick lives happily with his father

• A dingy apartment that looks just like Jagger's London office, full of law papers

• A spacious country mansion, much grander than Wemmick's appearance suggests

• A rambling house with many small rooms where Wemmick lives with his large family

How does Jaggers maintain boundaries between his work and personal life?

• He never brings work back to his house

• He changes his clothes when he reaches home

• He washes his hands with scented soap after finishing work

• He refuses to speak about his work outside his office