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Great Expectations Section I
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Great Expectations questions for quiz prep of section 1 of the novel.
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1
Who is caught during the manhunt?
Orlick
Both of the convicts
Joe
A beggar
2
What mistaken identity occurs in the marshes?
Drummle is actualy Orlick
Pip finds the other convict
Pip thinks he knows his benefactor
Mr. Joe thinks he's Mr. Jaggers
3
Who is the narrator of G.E.?
Mr. Jaggers
Joe Gargery
Pip
Charles Dickens
4
Who does Pip meet on the stairs in chapter 10?
The pale, young gentleman
Mr. Jaggers
Mr. Pumblechook
Joe
5
What is the name of Miss Havisham's house?
Static House
Satis House
Simple House
Satan's House
6
During Christmas dinner, what is Pip's state of mind?
He's sad about leaving
He is mad at Miss Havisham
He is anxious about getting caught stealing
He is happy because it's Christmas
7
Who moves in to help care for Mrs. Joe?
Biddy
Estella
Miss Havisham
Sarah Pocket
8
What was Joe's education like?
Very little - he went to work very young
He's good at math but not reading
He's trained to be a lawyer but liked being a blacksmith
He knows how to read but nothing else
9
This word means "characterized by a pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice"
disconsolate
ravenous
mortify
ostentatious
10
What does "Satis House" mean?
Not enough
More than enough
Big
Enough
11
In chapter 8, how does Joe react to Pip's confession?
He tells Pip to keep lying because that's what gentlemen do
He's not angry but tells Pip not to lie again
Joe is angry
Joe tells Mrs. Joe and she gets out "the tickler"
12
What "unusual business" does Jaggers transact and what are the terms?
Pip will get to take over the forge
Pip will marry Estella and thank Miss Havisham
Pip will get rich and be able to thank his benefactor
Pip will get a handsome property - can't know his benefactor
13
How does Pip's farewell to Miss Havisham reinforce his belief that she's his benefactor?
He kisses her hand
He takes her on a longer walk than usual
He gives her a thank you note
He brings her a cake
14
Who is the girl at Miss Havisham's house and how do her actions affect Pip?
Estella - makes him feel happy and important
Estella - makes him feel ashamed and embarrassed
Jane - makes him feel welcomed
Biddy - makes him feel safe
15
What does Pip discover about having money at the tailor's?
Money is the root of all evil
People now respect him
People still don't think he's anything special
Everyone thinks he stole it
16
What disagreement does Pip's half-day holiday precipitate?
Orlick calls Mrs. Joe names and Joe and Orlick fight
There is no disagreement
Estella thinks Pip is lazy and they argue
Joe argues with Pip and tells him he can't take the day off
17
What expectations arise from the invitation to Miss Havisham's?
Miss Havisham will beat Pip
There are no expectations
The convict will be there
Pip may make a fortune from her
18
In chapter 12, what happens to Mrs. Joe and what evidence is left behind?
She is robbed and the getaway car is left behind
She is hit on the head and a leg iron is left behind
She is murdered and a gun is left behind
She is hit on the head and a candlestick is left behind
19
What happens between Pip and the "pale young gentleman"?
They fight and the "pale young gentleman" wins
They are fast friends
They eat together
They fight and Pip wins
20
What does the sergeant ask Joe to do in chapter 5?
Help him learn how to be a blacksmith
Give him some food
Fix the handcuffs
Sing Christmas carols
21
In chapter 6, who tells Pip he is invited to Miss Havisham's?
Mr. Jaggers
Uncle Pumblechook
Mrs. Joe
Miss Havisham herself
22
What are "toadies and humbugs"?
Ebenezer Scrooge
Frogs and bedbugs
Flatterers and people who are not what they pretend to be
People who genuinely like Miss Havisham
23
What prevents Pip from telling Joe about the missing food and file?
The food and file magically appear!
The convict says he stole it
Mrs. Joe shows up
Joe threatens to hit Pip
24
How does Uncle Pumblechook's treatment of Pip change?
He is resentful of Pip
He asks Pip for money
He's nicer to Pip
He is jealous of Pip
25
What happens at the pub in chapter 9?
Joe recognized the convict
The convict tells Joe who he is
Pip and Joe drink a lot
The convict pulls out the file and gives Pip some $
26
What does the convict want from Pip?
A file and some food
A boat
A nail file to take care of his fingernails
Pip's clothes
27
What are Pip's thoughts during the manhunt?
Sad that he can't run as fast as everyone else
He's scared the convict will recognize him
Happy that the convict might get caught
Excited to get out of the house
28
The novel is written in
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omnicient
Second Person
First Person
29
How can Miss Havisham's possessions be described?
Organized, clean and inviting
Expensive, nice and well-kept
Fun and child-friendly
Untouched, decaying, stuck in time
30
What is Pip's Christmas Eve dilemma?
Having to steal from his family
Whether or not to fight the "pale young gentleman"
If he should share his money
To kiss Estella
31
Who does Pip meet in the graveyard?
A Convict
Estella
Miss Havisham
Biddy
32
How does Pip's attitude toward home change?
He sees it as "coarse and common"
He thinks it's a fun place
He understands his sister better
He sees it as a wholesome place to grow up
33
Why does Pip lie about his experience at Satis House?
Estella warned him not to tell people about it
No one would believe him
Miss Havisham asked him to lie about it
Mr. Pumblechook would be jealous
34
What was Pip's early education like?
Miss Havisham taught him algebra
Mrs. Joe lovingly taught him everything
Mrs. Wopsle fell asleep but Biddy helped Pip learn the ABC's
Mr. Jaggers taught him to be a gentleman
35
In chapter 5, what interruption happens at Christmas dinner?
Orlick shows up
The convict appears
Mrs. Joe drops the savory pork pie
A sergeant and soldiers barge in
36
This character is Joe's journeyman, slouchy, morose, and mean toward Pip and Mrs. Joe
Orlick
Drummle
Mr. Pumblechook
Mr. Jaggers
37
How is Pip treated by the Christmas guests?
Everyone is nice to him
Fairly
He's their hero
They pick on him
