GE Chapter 29-39

 What does Mr. Jaggers always carry with him? 

• briefcase

• large silk handkerchief

•  hunting knife

• summons

What does Pip compare himself and Estella to?

• Swans that mate for life.

• A flower and a bee.

• A knight and a princess.

• Midnight sky and a bright star

What is Orlick’s job on the Havisham estate?

•  He is the coachman/chauffeur.

• He is the gardener.

•  He is the butler.

• He is a security guard.

 What does Miss Havisham confess to Pip?

• She adopted Estella so that she could be loved.

• She is still looking for her fiancé.

• Mr. Jaggers is Estella’s father.

• She learned she was pregnant on her wedding day.

Which of the following does not align with Miss Havisham’s concept of love?

•  Love is blind devotion.

•  Love is unquestioning self-humiliation, utter submission.

•  Love is a belief against yourself and against the whole world.

• Love is never apologizing. 

When the tailor’s apprentice, Trabb’s boy, pretends to be frightened of Pip and mocks him in the street, what could this represent? 

•  capitalism vs. communism

• The difficulty is rising above the social class you are born into.

• The rigid fashion rules of the Victorian era.

• child labor

Pip visits his hometown but does not see Joe. What does Pip send Joe out of guilt?

• an apology letter

• . a quarter leg of lamb and a bottle of wine

• a train ticket to London

• codfish and a barrel of oysters

Pip shares his feelings for Estella with Herbert Pocket. What is not a piece of advice Herbert gives?

• Be patient.

• Ask Miss Havisham to put in a good word for you.

• If you keep pursuing her, you’ll be miserable.

• Detach yourself from her.

Herbert tells Pip he is in love with Clara but there is a complication. What is it?

•  She is already married.

• He is Catholic and she is Protestant.

•  He worries his mother will think she is of a lower status.

• Clara is only sixteen.

 There are many funny things about the Hamlet play with Mr. Wopsle. Which was not one of them?

•  Mr. Wopsle wipes his hands after handling a skull.

• One of the actors falls off the stage and actually breaks his leg.

• The crowd is heckling and teasing the actors while on stage.

• Hamlet (Mr. Wopsle) has a bad wig on.