What is the first rule Pip must follow?

He always has to go by "Pip," not his full name, Phillip.

Why is Joe so uncomfortable when he goes to Satis House with Pip in chapter 13?

He knows he doesn't fit in there.

What is the second rule Pip must follow?

He's not allowed to ask who his benefactor is.

What object is on Miss Havisham's table?

A rotted wedding cake covered with cobwebs.

What does Miss Havisham offer to Pip in chapter 13?

Money to pay for his apprenticeship

Which quote demonstrates how Pip felt about his life after being officially apprenticed?

"It is a most miserable thing to feel ashamed of home."

How does Mr. Pumblechook treat Pip now?

He acts as if he's always respected Pip.

Who else does Pip suspect could have attacked Mrs. Joe?

Orlick or the stranger who had the convict's file

What will the large table in Satis House be used for when Miss Havisham dies?

Her dead body will be laid upon it for her family to view.

Which quote demonstrates why Pip thinks Joe would be unable to be a gentleman?

"he is rather backward ...in his learning and manners."

Why does Joe think Pip shouldn't visit Miss Havisham?

She might think Pip wanted more money.

How does Biddy impact Pip's self-image?

She wants him to feel satisfied with who he is.

How was Estella's face looking at him?

She was looking at him judgmentally for being common.

What motivates Pip to feel devastated about his apprenticeship?

He wishes to be a gentleman instead of a common blacksmith.

If Miss Havisham is Pip's benefactor, what does he hope is her reasoning?

So Pip is the same status as Estella so they can be together

How might this affect her feelings for other people?

She won't trust anyone for fear they want her money.

How were Miss Havisham's relatives treating her when they visited in Chapter 11?

They were acting affectionate and concerned about her.

How does Estella impact Pip's self-image?

She causes him to feel ashamed of his life.

Which line demonstrates that Pip is becoming more judgmental?

"How do you manage..to learn everything and keep up with me?

How does Pip's fight affect his inner conflict?

It showed him that he has more power than he imagined.

When Pip goes to Miss Havisham's, where is Estella?

Away at a school out of the country

What happens to Mrs. Joe at the end of chapter 15?

She was attacked and suffered blunt force brain trauma

Why does Biddy disagree with Pip's desire to become a gentleman?

He shouldn't want to change for someone else.

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1
What is the first rule Pip must follow?
He has to make the money first.
He has to be better educated first.
He always has to go by "Pip," not his full name, Phillip.
He has to thank Miss Havisham.
2
Why is Joe so uncomfortable when he goes to Satis House with Pip in chapter 13?
He's upset Pip is going to become his apprentice.
He knows he doesn't fit in there.
He wore different clothes.
Miss Havisham is rude to him.
3
Which word is used repeatedly to describe Orlick?
"Quickly"
"Rushing"
"Stooping"
"Slouching"
4
What is the second rule Pip must follow?
He's not allowed to tell anyone who his benefactor is.
He has to write his benefactor thank you letters.
He's not allowed to talk to his benefactor.
He's not allowed to ask who his benefactor is.
5
How are these upper class characters characterized?
Thoughtful and considerate
Generous and kind
Cold and indifferent
Interesting and impressive
6
What object is on Miss Havisham's table?
Unopened wedding gifts.
Food from her dinner last night.
The remains of her old wedding dress.
A rotted wedding cake covered with cobwebs.
7
What does Miss Havisham offer to Pip in chapter 13?
A place in her will for after she dies
Money to pay for his apprenticeship
A date with Estella
A chance to become a gentleman.
8
Who is Biddy's literary foil?
Mrs. Joe
Pip
Miss Havisham
Estella
9
Which quote demonstrates how Pip felt about his life after being officially apprenticed?
"It is a most miserable thing to feel ashamed of home."
"I never breathed a murmur to Joe while my indentures lasted
"Within a single year all this was changed."
"What I wanted, who can say?"
10
How does Mr. Pumblechook treat Pip now?
He acts like he's Pip's benefactor.
He treats Pip like an inferior being.
He acts as if he's always respected Pip.
He acts like he's friends with Miss Havisham
11
Who else does Pip suspect could have attacked Mrs. Joe?
Orlick or Joe
Pip's convict or Joe
The two convicts who escaped the night before.
Orlick or the stranger who had the convict's file
12
What will the large table in Satis House be used for when Miss Havisham dies?
Her family will have a feast on the table in her honor.
Pip will get the table in her will.
Her dead body will be laid upon it for her family to view.
Estella will be married next to it.
13
What's happened to Mrs. Joe's personality due to her injury?
She was worse than ever
She died
She lost her angry temper
She forgot who she was
14
Which quote demonstrates why Pip thinks Joe would be unable to be a gentleman?
"You may be sure, dear Joe...that I shall never forget you."
"I am very sorry to see this in you."
"he is rather backward ...in his learning and manners."
"It's a bad side of human nature"
15
Why does Joe think Pip shouldn't visit Miss Havisham?
Miss Havisham might not let Pip leave.
She might think Pip wanted more money.
Pip will get upset when she turns him away.
Pip might not want to be an apprentice anymore.
16
How does Biddy impact Pip's self-image?
She wants him to feel satisfied with who he is.
She wants him to feel ashamed of his feelings.
She wants him to be happy even if it means changing himself.
She wants him to be a blacksmith.
17
How was Estella's face looking at him?
She looked impressed at his new abilities.
She was admiring his dedication.
She was looking at him judgmentally for being common.
She was expressing gratitude for their friendship.
18
What motivates Pip to feel devastated about his apprenticeship?
He wants to go to school and delay his apprenticeship.
He wishes to be a carpenter, not a blacksmith.
He wishes to be a gentleman instead of a common blacksmith.
He wants to skip his apprenticeship and be a master.
19
Which aspect of Pip's characterization has changed the most in Volume 1?
His friendships
His self-image
His age
His family
20
Do readers usually believe that Pip should want to be like them?
Yes
No
21
Which word best describes how Pip feels about being officially apprenticed to Joe?
Upset
Grateful
Unemotional
Devastated
22
How is Mr. Jaggers described in chapter 18?
He cares for Pip's future.
He is helpful and informative.
He is excited to give Pip the news of his new fortune.
He is overly-professional.
23
If Miss Havisham is Pip's benefactor, what does he hope is her reasoning?
So Pip is the same status as Estella so they can be together
So he can get revenge on the people who broke her heart
So he can become like a son to her
So he can run Satis House after she dies
24
How might this affect her feelings for other people?
Their concern will help her move on from her sad past.
She won't trust anyone for fear they want her money.
She won't be able to move on from her past wedding.
She'll realize that people are good-hearted.
25
How were Miss Havisham's relatives treating her when they visited in Chapter 11?
They were happy to listen to her sad history.
They were scolding her for her bad attitude.
They were acting affectionate and concerned about her.
They were excited to leave.
26
What is Biddy's new role?
Crime detective
Nurse to Mrs. Joe
Forge employee
Sister to Pip
27
What did Pip often imagine he saw in the fire at the forge in chapter 14?
Flashbacks into his past
Miss Havisham's face
Predictions of his future
Estella's face
28
What does Pip think about why Biddy isn't very happy about this change in his life?
She is in love.
She is angry.
She is jealous.
She is using him.
29
What do Orlick and Mrs. Joe fight about?
Joe's generosity
Her need to control everyone
His laziness at work
Pip getting a half-day from work
30
What was her relatives' motivation to act that way towards her?
Money
Her safety
Her health
Fear
31
Which characters represent the upper class in society?
Mr. Wopsle and Mr. Pumblechook
Joe and Mrs. Joe
Biddy and Pip
Estella and Miss Havisham
32
What evidence points to the convict?
Wittles
A file
A leg iron
A pie
33
How does Estella impact Pip's self-image?
She makes him question his career choice.
She causes him to feel guilty about his past.
She makes him feel pride in his appearance.
She causes him to feel ashamed of his life.
34
Which line demonstrates that Pip is becoming more judgmental?
"...perhaps I had not been sufficiently grateful to Biddy"
"How do you manage..to learn everything and keep up with me?
"Biddy stopped in her needlework without laying it down"
"...you never turn to at it, Biddy."
35
Who does Pip hope his benefactor is?
Estella
Joe
Miss Havisham
Mr. Jaggers
36
How does Pip's fight affect his inner conflict?
It showed him that he has more power than he imagined.
He realized he could overpower Mrs. Joe
It showed him the power of violence.
He realized he'll never be successful at anything.
37
Where does Pip want to go at the beginning of chapter 15?
Satis House
London
The forge
The marshes
38
When Pip goes to Miss Havisham's, where is Estella?
Away at a school out of the country
In the other room ignoring Pip
In the hospital
At school in London
39
What happens to Mrs. Joe at the end of chapter 15?
She was paralyzed after being hit in the spine.
She was attacked and suffered blunt force brain trauma
She was attacked by robbers.
She was murdered by an unknown attacker.
40
Why does Biddy disagree with Pip's desire to become a gentleman?
He won't be successful.
He shouldn't want to change for someone else.
He'll be selfish with his money.
Estella won't be impressed with him.

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