Great Expectations

Great Expectations is called a first person narrative because __________

• it is narrated by its protagonist Pip

• Miss Havisham is a widow

• Pip loves Estella

• Charles Dickens wrote it

What does the convict ask Pip to bring him?

• the keys to the house

• food and a file

• a bottle of brandy

• a horse and a dog

Pip was sent to visit ________________ at Satis House

• Estelle

• Charles Dickens

• an old man

• Miss Havisham

Who is the lady who was brought up to break men's hearts?

• Estella

• Molly

• Biddy

• Sarah

The narrator’s discontent with his home at this time was caused by

• his sister’s temper

• an awareness of how his home would appear to others

• Miss Havisham and Estella’s impression of the home

• the lack of refinement of the kitchen of the house

Estella turns out to be

• Compeyson's daughter

• Magwitch's niece

• Magwitch's daughter

• Compeyson's niece

In London Pip lives with

• Miss Havisham

• Mr Wemmick

• Herbert Pocket

• Mr Jaggers

Why does Orlick dislike Pip so much?

• Because he is jealous of him

• Because he is sullen and churlish

• Because he hates Pip's sister, Mrs Joe Gargery

• All three answers are correct

Pip is told the news about coming into a fortune by

• Mr Jaggers

• Mr Wemmick

• Herbert Pocket

• Miss Havisham

Which character is a gentleman by birth but acts like a villain?

• Herbert Pocket

• Meriwether Compeyson

• Pip

• Bentley Drummle