Pip's Journey and Choices in Great Expectations

Pip, an orphan, encounters a convict in a churchyard who coerces him into stealing food and a file. Despite his fear, Pip complies and later joins a manhunt with his brother-in-law, Joe. The convict is caught but clears Pip of any wrongdoing by confessing to the theft himself, freeing Pip from fear of being caught.

What is Pip's full name?

• Philip Gargery

• Philip Pip

• Pip Pirrip

• Philip Pirrip

Where does Pip first realize he is alone?

• In the churchyard

• In the village

• At the blacksmith's

• At home

What does the convict demand from Pip?

• A map and a compass

• A file and food

• Money and clothes

• A horse and a cart

Who is Pip living with?

• His parents

• His uncle

• His sister and her husband

• His grandparents

What is the convict's condition when Pip first meets him?

• Injured

• Angry

• Starving and cold

• Well-dressed

What does Pip steal from the pantry?

• Only bread

• Both A and B

• A pie and a bone

• Bread and cheese

Why does Pip decide to steal from his sister?

• He is hungry

• He wants to help the convict

• He is angry with his sister

• He wants to run away

What is Pip's sister's attitude towards him?

• Indifferent

• Strict and harsh

• Supportive

• Kind and loving

What is Joe's relationship with Pip?

• Father

• Brother-in-law

• Uncle

• Cousin

How does the convict react when Pip brings the stolen goods?

• He is grateful

• He is suspicious

• He is angry

• He is indifferent