Ch. 8-14

Why does Pip consider Mr. Pumblechook wretched company?

• He smells like seeds.

• He asks Pip too many personal questions.

• His conversation consists solely of arithmetic.

• He babbles nonstop about how important he is.

What does Estella tell Pip is the name of the house?

• Sachmo House

• Sanguine House

• Sameness House

• Satis House

Which of the following is not a reason Miss Havisham gives for inviting Pip over?

• She wants a mate for Estella.

• She wants to see some play.

• She is tired.

• She is done with men and women.

Why does Pip want to continue his education?

• He is embarrassed by his ignorance.

• He wants to show Estella that he is better than she thinks.

• Miss Havishman asked him to.

• Joe wanted him to.

How does Pip know the stranger in the pub was sent by his convict?

• The man slipped him a note.

• The man kept looking at him funny.

• The man showed him a file.

• He had seen him before.

What is Pip's impression of Miss Havisham's relatives?

• They are very wealthy.

• They are conceited.

• They only want her money.

• They genuinely care about her.

What do Pip and the pale young gentleman do in the garden?

• Fight each other

• Play cards with each other

• Wave flags together

• Stare at each other for a long time without moving

Why does Miss Havisham ask for Joe?

• She wants to tell him how impressed she is with Pip.

• She wants to adopt Pip.

• She wants to pay him for Pip's services.

• She wants to apprentice Pip to him.

Why does Pip feel ashamed of his home?

• His sister and brother-in-law are abusive to him.

• He is always dirty.

• He is too small.

• His family is poor.

Who does Pip learn the most from?

• Miss Havisham

• Biddy

• Joe

• Uncle Pumblechook