Great Expectations Chapter

What combination of names led to the narrator being known as 'Pip'?

• Mother's name (Philippa) and Grandma's name (Poppy)

• Father's name (Pirrip) and narrator's christian name (Philip)

• Grandfather's name (Pirrip) and narrator's christian name (Philip)

• Brother's name (Philip) and narrator's christian name (Pirrip)

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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Which of these describes the place where Pip (the narrator) lives?

• An industrial city

• Marsh country, 20 miles from the sea

• A rural village

• A desolate wasteland

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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Where and when does Pip have to meet the prisoner again?

• At the Battery (a coastal defence building) at dawn

• At the Battery (a coastal defence building) at midnight

• In the church graveyard at dawn

• In the church graveyard at midnight

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Who is being described here: small bundle of fears growing afraid of it all and beginning to cry.

• Joe Gargery

• Charles Dickens

• The escaped prisoner

• Pip

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Miss Havisham has shut herself away in her mansion

• as she is allergic to sunlight

• after her marriage was cancelled

• after a tragic incident

• after the death of her little brother, Arthur

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Pip first meets Magwitch

• In a prison

• On a boat

• In a graveyard

• In London

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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

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Estella -

• a cold, manipulative young woman

• a kind, helpful young woman

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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

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The first impression that we get from Pip's sister is:

• She is petty and ambitious

• She dreams of being raised to a better station in life

• She believes in corporal punishment

• all three answers are correct

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CCSS.RL.11-12.3

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