Great Expectations Chapters 20-22

How does Pip's character develop in chapters 20-22?

• Pip's character develops by becoming more arrogant, selfish, and cold-hearted.

• Pip's character develops by becoming more timid, indecisive, and unemotional.

• Pip's character develops by becoming more naive, ignorant, and apathetic.

• Pip's character develops by becoming more self-aware, compassionate, and empathetic.

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CCSS.RL.11-12.7

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Discuss the influence of Miss Havisham on Estella's character in chapters 20-22.

• Miss Havisham has no influence on Estella's character.

• Miss Havisham's influence on Estella's character is minimal.

• Estella's character is not influenced by Miss Havisham.

• Miss Havisham's influence on Estella's character is significant.

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What are the main themes of social class explored in chapters 20-22?

• Wealth, status, privilege, inequality, social mobility

• Health, environment, technology, globalization

• Politics, religion, culture, geography

• Race, gender, education, family

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Explain the symbolism of the Satis House in chapters 20-22.

• The Satis House symbolizes decay and stagnation of the upper class society.

• The Satis House symbolizes the growth and prosperity of the middle class society.

• The Satis House symbolizes progress and innovation of the upper class society.

• The Satis House symbolizes the decline of the lower class society.

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Identify and analyze any instances of foreshadowing in chapters 20-22.

• The instances of foreshadowing in chapters 20-22 can be found by examining the weather descriptions.

• The instances of foreshadowing in chapters 20-22 can be identified by analyzing the characters' clothing choices.

• The instances of foreshadowing in chapters 20-22 can be found by analyzing the events and dialogue for subtle hints, symbolism, or recurring themes that suggest future events or outcomes.

• The instances of foreshadowing in chapters 20-22 can be discovered by analyzing the characters' favorite foods.

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How does Pip's perception of social class change in chapters 20-22?

• Pip's perception of social class changes as he becomes disillusioned with the lower class and aspires to be part of the upper class.

• Pip's perception of social class changes as he realizes that social class is determined by birth and cannot be changed.

• Pip's perception of social class changes as he realizes the flaws in the upper class and values genuine relationships and personal growth.

• Pip's perception of social class changes as he becomes more materialistic and desires to be part of the upper class.

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Discuss the significance of Miss Havisham's wedding dress in chapters 20-22.

• The significance of Miss Havisham's wedding dress is that it symbolizes her frozen state and her inability to move on from her past.

• The significance of Miss Havisham's wedding dress is that it represents her desire for revenge against men.

• The significance of Miss Havisham's wedding dress is that it symbolizes her hope for a future marriage.

• The significance of Miss Havisham's wedding dress is that it signifies her acceptance of her past and her willingness to move on.

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What role does Estella play in Pip's development in chapters 20-22?

• Estella encourages Pip to pursue a career in the arts

• Estella serves as a catalyst for Pip's desire to become a gentleman and teaches him about the superficiality of social class.

• Estella has no impact on Pip's development

• Estella teaches Pip the importance of humility

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Explain the significance of the name 'Satis House' in chapters 20-22.

• The name 'Satis House' represents Miss Havisham's desire for eternal satisfaction and reflects her stagnant life.

• The name 'Satis House' signifies Miss Havisham's pursuit of material wealth and luxury.

• The name 'Satis House' symbolizes Miss Havisham's contentment with her isolated life.

• The name 'Satis House' refers to the house being a place of sadness and dissatisfaction.

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What is the significance of the character Miss Havisham in chapters 20-22?

• Miss Havisham represents the decay and stagnation of the upper class society.

• Miss Havisham symbolizes the growth and prosperity of the middle class society.

• Miss Havisham signifies progress and innovation of the upper class society.

• Miss Havisham reflects the decline of the lower class society.

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CCSS.RL.11-12.7

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