Great Expectations Ch. 21-40

What is the significance of Pip's encounter with Estella in chapters 21-30?

• Pip's encounter with Estella in chapters 21-30 stresses how Pip is infatuated with her even though she is cold towards him

• Pip's encounter with Estella in chapters 21-30 leads to his decision to leave his village and pursue a career in medicine.

• The encounter with Estella in chapters 21-30 has no impact on Pip's character development or aspirations.

• Pip's encounter with Estella in chapters 21-30 results in him becoming a successful businessman instead of a gentleman.

How does Miss Havisham manipulate Pip during this period?

• By giving him false promises of wealth and success

• By threatening him with physical harm

• By bribing him with expensive gifts

• By playing on his emotions and using his desire for advancement and social status.

Why is Joe's visit to London important in these chapters?

• Joe's visit to London is important because he delivers a message from Mrs.Havisham that Estella has returned from abroad

• Joe's visit to London is important because he discovers how wealthy pip has become.

• Joe's visit to London is important because he meets a new love interest.

• Joe's visit to London is important because he gets lost and has to be rescued.

Describe Pip's internal conflict as he navigates his new life as a gentleman.

• Pip's internal conflict is centered around his love for Estella

• Pip's internal conflict is about his struggle with learning new skills as a gentleman

• Pip's internal conflict revolves around reconciling his humble origins with the expectations and behaviors of a gentleman, feeling guilty for abandoning his childhood friends, and experiencing inadequacy in high society.

• Pip's internal conflict is due to his desire to return to his old life as a blacksmith

What impact does Magwitch's return have on the story?

• Magwitch's return leads to Pip's downfall

• Magwitch's return reveals his true identity as Pip's benefactor, creates tension and conflict, and resolves plotlines.

• Magwitch's return results in a peaceful resolution

• Magwitch's return has no impact on the story

How is the revelation of Pip's benefactor a turning point in the plot?

• The revelation of Pip's benefactor has no impact on the storyline

• The revelation of Pip's benefactor is a turning point in the plot because it completely changes Pip's perception of himself, his expectations, and his relationships.

• The revelation of Pip's benefactor causes Pip to lose all his wealth

• The revelation of Pip's benefactor leads to a happy ending for all characters

What do we learn about Mrs. Havisham's past in chapters 21-30?

• Mrs. Havisham never had any romantic relationships

• Mrs. Havisham was jilted at the altar by Compeyson who was her husband to be.

• Mrs. Havisham was happily married for many years

• Mrs. Havisham was the one who jilted Compeyson

Discuss Pip's change in personality now that he is a gentleman.

• Pip becomes more lazy, unambitious, and unmotivated, neglecting his responsibilities

• Pip becomes more reserved, introverted, and isolated, avoiding social interactions

• Pip becomes more arrogant, snobbish, and entitled, distancing himself from his humble origins and looking down on his past benefactors.

• Pip becomes more humble, generous, and grateful, appreciating his past benefactors

How is the theme of revenge explored in these chapters?

• The theme of revenge is explored through characters' pursuit of happiness and success

• The theme of revenge is explored through the characters' actions especially, Mrs. Havisham's motives behind hating all men and wanting to seek retaliation

• The theme of revenge is explored through the characters' indifference to past grievances

• The theme of revenge is explored through acts of forgiveness and reconciliation

In what ways is the theme of social class portrayed in chapters 21-30?

• How Pip is disappointed that he is living in a gloomy inn and not a wealthy mansion and his discomfort with Joe's visit

• Fashion choices of the characters

• Weather patterns in the setting

• Descriptions of the landscape