Great Expectations Part I: From Humble Beginning to High Society

Pip, a young boy, introduces himself and encounters a convict who threatens him. He returns home to his sister's anger and later visits Miss Havisham, where he meets Estella. Pip is invited to play at Miss Havisham's house, which sparks thoughts about class and status. As he approaches his 14th birthday, Pip is set to begin an apprenticeship as a blacksmith. However, a lawyer named Jaggers informs him of a mysterious benefactor who wishes to make him a gentleman, leading to Pip's great expectations.

What does the convict demand from Pip during their encounter?

• A book and a pen

• A file and food

• A map and a compass

• Money and clothes

Who is Pip living with after his parents' death?

• His aunt

• His grandmother

• His sister, Mrs. Joe

• His uncle

What is Pip's impression of Estella during his visit to Miss Havisham's house?

• He finds her kind and welcoming

• He feels she is common like him

• He admires her but feels ashamed of his own background

• He thinks she is uninterested in him

What does Miss Havisham ask Pip to do during his visits?

• Clean the house

• Cook meals for her

• Push her in her chair

• Read books to her

Who informs Pip about his great expectations?

• Mr. Jaggers

• Joe Gargery

• Estella

• Miss Havisham

What is Pip required to do as per the instructions of his benefactor?

• Become a blacksmith

• Change his name

• Keep his name as Pip

• Move to another country

What is the condition regarding the identity of Pip's benefactor?

• It will be revealed immediately

• It will remain a secret until the benefactor chooses to reveal it

• It is known to everyone

• It is not important