MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

THE NOVEL : GREAT EXPECTATIONS

1. Who is the narrator of the novel?

a) Pip

b) Joe Gargery

c) Miss Havisham

d) Magwitch

Answer: a) Pip

2. Where does Pip live at the beginning of the novel?

a) London

b) Kent

c) Yorkshire

d) Devon

Answer: b) Kent

3. What is Pip’s relationship to Joe Gargery?

a) Brother

b) Friend

c) Brother-in-law

d) Uncle

Answer: c) Brother-in-law

4. Who is the convict that Pip meets in the marshes?

a) Magwitch

b) Compeyson
c) Joe Gargery

d) Jaggers

Answer: a) Magwitch

5. What does Magwitch ask Pip to steal for him?

a) Food

b) Money

c) A file

d) A gun

Answer: c) A file

6. Why is Magwitch in the marshes?

a) He is on holiday

b) He is hiding from the police

c) He is looking for work

d) He is visiting friends

Answer: b) He is hiding from the police

7. Who is Mrs. Joe Gargery?

a) Pip’s mother

b) Joe’s wife

c) Pip’s sister

d) Joe’s sister

Answer: b) Joe’s wife

8. How does Mrs. Joe Gargery treat Pip?

a) Kindly
b) Cruelly

c) Indifferently

d) Strictly

Answer: b) Cruelly

9. What is the occasion for the Christmas dinner at the Gargery’s?

a) Pip’s birthday

b) Christmas Day

c) Joe’s birthday

d) Mrs. Joe’s birthday

Answer: b) Christmas Day

10. What is the social class of the Gargery family?

a) Upper class

b) Middle class

c) Lower class

d) Working class

Answer: d) Working class

11. Who is the author of the novel?

a) Charles Dickens

b) Jane Austen

c) J.K. Rowling

d) Edgar Allan Poe

Answer: a) Charles Dickens

12. What is the genre of the novel?

a) Romance

b) Science fiction

c) Coming-of-age

d) Mystery

Answer: c) Coming-of-age

13. In what year was the novel first published?

a) 1812

b) 1841

c) 1861

d) 1912

Answer: b) 1841

14. What is Pip’s initial impression of Magwitch?

a) Fear

b) Sympathy

c) Anger

d) Indifference

Answer: a) Fear

15. How does Pip feel about his life at the beginning of the novel?

a) Content

b) Unhappy

c) Excited

d) Bored
Answer: b) Unhappy

16. Who is the character that Pip meets in the churchyard?

a) Magwitch

b) Joe Gargery

c) Mrs. Joe Gargery

d) The convict’s enemy

Answer: a) Magwitch

17. What is the significance of the marshes in the novel?

a) A place of beauty

b) A place of danger

c) A place of solitude

d) A place of happiness

Answer: b) A place of danger

18. How does Pip’s encounter with Magwitch affect him?

a) It makes him feel more confident

b) It makes him feel more anxious

c) It makes him feel more grateful

d) It makes him feel more angry

Answer: b) It makes him feel more anxious

19. What is Pip’s relationship like with his sister?

a) Close
b) Distant

c) Argumentative

d) Protective

Answer: c) Argumentative

20. Who is the character that is kind to Pip?

a) Joe Gargery

b) Mrs. Joe Gargery

c) Magwitch

d) Jaggers

Answer: a) Joe Gargery

21. What is the setting of the novel?

a) London

b) Kent

c) Yorkshire

d) Devon

Answer: b) Kent

22. What is the mood of the novel at the beginning?

a) Happy

b) Sad

c) Fearful

d) Gloomy

Answer: d) Gloomy
23. Who is the character that Pip is forced to steal for?

a) Magwitch

b) Compeyson

c) Joe Gargery

d) Jaggers

Answer: a) Magwitch

24. What is the occasion for Pip’s visit to Miss Havisham’s house?

A) A birthday party

B) A wedding

C) A dinner party

D) To play with Estella

Answer: D) To play with Estella

25. What is Miss Havisham’s appearance like?

A) Young and beautiful

B) Old and frail

C) Eccentric and worn-out

D) Happy and cheerful

Answer: C) Eccentric and worn-out

26. What is Estella’s relationship to Miss Havisham?

A) Daughter

B) Niece

C) Adopted daughter

D) Servant
Answer: C) Adopted daughter

27. How does Pip feel about Estella?

A) He dislikes her

B) He feels indifferent towards her

C) He is intimidated by her

D) He falls in love with her

Answer: D) He falls in love with her

28. What is the name of Miss Havisham’s half-brother?

A) Arthur

B) Matthew

C) Jaggers

D) Compeyson

Answer: D) Compeyson

29. Why does Miss Havisham’s wedding cake look old and decayed?

A) Because it was made poorly

B) Because it was left out too long

C) Because it represents Miss Havisham’s arrested development

D) Because it was made for a different occasion

Answer: C) Because it represents Miss Havisham’s arrested development

30. Who is Jaggers, and what is his profession?

A) A lawyer
B) A doctor

C) A businessman

D) A politician

Answer: A) A lawyer

31. Why does Jaggers visit Pip at the Gargery’s?

A) To offer Pip a job

B) To tell Pip that he has inherited a fortune

C) To warn Pip about the dangers of the marshes

D) To ask Pip about his relationship with Miss Havisham

Answer: B) To tell Pip that he has inherited a fortune

32. What is Pip’s initial reaction to the news that he has inherited a fortune?

A) He is overjoyed

B) He is skeptical

C) He is scared

D) He is indifferent

Answer: B) He is skeptical

33. Who is responsible for Pip’s newfound wealth?

A) Miss Havisham

B) Jaggers

C) Joe Gargery

D) An anonymous benefactor

Answer: D) An anonymous benefactor

34. What does Pip’s newfound wealth mean for his future?

A) He will become a blacksmith like Joe

B) He will become a gentleman

C) He will become a lawyer like Jaggers

D) He will become a businessman

Answer: B) He will become a gentleman

35. How does Joe Gargery react to the news of Pip’s inheritance?

A) He is jealous

B) He is happy for Pip

C) He is worried about Pip’s future

D) He is indifferent

Answer: B) He is happy for Pip

36. What does Pip’s relationship with Joe Gargery reveal about Pip’s character?

A) That he is selfish and ungrateful

B) That he is loyal and appreciative

C) That he is ambitious and driven

D) That he is insecure and uncertain

Answer: B) That he is loyal and appreciative

37. How does Pip’s newfound wealth affect his relationships with others?

A) It brings him closer to his friends and family

B) It creates tension and distance between him and his friends and family

C) It has no effect on his relationships

D) It makes him more popular and well-liked

Answer: B) It creates tension and distance between him and his friends and family

38. What does the ending of Chapter 6 foreshadow about Pip’s future?

A) That he will become a successful and happy gentleman

B) That he will struggle with the responsibilities and expectations that come with his newfound wealth

C) That he will lose touch with his humble beginnings and the people who care about him

D) That he will become isolated and alone

Answer: B) That he will struggle with the responsibilities and expectations that come with his newfound
wealth

39. Who teaches Pip how to read and write?

A) Mrs. Joe

B) Biddy

C) Mr. Wopsle

D) Joe

Answer: B) Biddy

40. What does Pip discover about Joe’s education in Chapter 7?

 a. Joe is well-educated but pretends to be illiterate.

b. Joe can read but cannot write.

c. Joe is illiterate.

d. Joe can write but cannot read.

Answer: C) Joe is illiterate

41. Why does Joe say he married Pip’s sister?

a. Because he loved her deeply.

b. To help raise Pip and provide him with a home.

c. Because she was wealthy.

d. To fulfill a family obligation.

Answer: B) To help raise Pip and provide him with a home

 42. What news does Mrs. Joe bring home to Pip in Chapter 7?

a. He is to go to Miss Havisham’s house to play.

b. He has inherited a fortune.

c. He is to start working at the forge immediately.

d. He is being sent away to boarding school.

Answer: A) He is to go to Miss Havisham’s house to play

43. Who accompanies Pip to Miss Havisham’s house for the first time?

a. Joe

b. Mrs. Joe

c. Mr. Pumblechook

d. Biddy
Answer: C) Mr. Pumblechook

44. What does Mr. Wopsle’s great-aunt run in the village?

a. A bakery

b. An evening school

c. A library

d. A dress shop

Answer: B) An evening school

45. Why is the evening school run by Mr. Wopsle’s great-aunt ineffective?

a. She often falls asleep during lessons

b. The students refuse to attend

c. It only operates once a month

d. She teaches the wrong subjects

Answer: A) She often falls asleep during lessons

46. How does Pip feel about his common background after hearing he will visit Miss Havisham?

A) Proud and excited

B) Nervous and self-conscious

C) Angry and rebellious

D) Indifferent and calm

Answer: B) Nervous and self-conscious

47. What is Mr. Pumblechook’s role in Pip’s visit to Miss Havisham?

a. He arranges the visit

b. He forbids Pip from going

c. He plans to adopt Pip

d. He accompanies Pip but stays outside

Answer: A) He arranges the visit

48. What is Pip’s relationship with Joe like in Chapter 7?

a. They have a close and affectionate bond

b. They are distant and formal

c. Pip resents Joe for his simplicity

d. Joe is jealous of Pip’s opportunity

Answer: A) They have a close and affectionate

49. What is the name of Miss Havisham’s house?

a. Satis House

b. Manor House

c. Havisham Hall
 d. Enough House

Answer: A) Satis House

50. At what time have all the clocks in Miss Havisham’s house stopped?

a. Twenty minutes to nine

b. Half past ten

c. Quarter to eight

d. Noon

Answer: A) Twenty minutes to nine

51. Who opens the gate to let Pip into Miss Havisham’s property?

a. Miss Havisham herself

b. A servant
 c. Estella

d. Mr. Pumblechook

Answer: C) Estella

52. What card game do Pip and Estella play during his visit?

a. Poker

b. Beggar My Neighbor

c. Whist

d. Go Fish

Answer: B) Beggar My Neighbor

53. How is Miss Havisham dressed when Pip first meets her?

a. In a black mourning gown

 b. In a faded and yellowed wedding dress

c. In a luxurious ball gown

d. In simple, everyday attire

Answer: B) In a faded and yellowed wedding dress

54. How does Estella demean Pip during his visit?

a. By mocking his coarse hands and thick boots

b. By refusing to speak to him

c. By laughing at his accent

d. By ignoring his presence entirely

Answer: A) By mocking his coarse hands and thick boots

55. What eerie vision does Pip have in the brewery attached to Satis House?
 a. He sees Estella beckoning him

b. He imagines he sees Miss Havisham hanging from a beam

c. He envisions his own reflection mocking him

d. He sees a ghostly figure of a young boy

Answer: B) He imagines he sees Miss Havisham hanging from a beam

56. Why does Pip lie to Mrs. Joe and Uncle Pumblechook about his experience at Miss Havisham’s?

a. He wants to make them jealous

b. He is afraid they won’t believe the truth

c. He feels they wouldn’t understand the reality and fears being misunderstood

D) Miss Havisham asked him to keep it a secret

Answer: C) He feels they wouldn’t understand the reality and fears being misunderstood

57. To whom does Pip confess the truth about his visit to Miss Havisham’s?
 a. Mrs. Joe

b. Uncle Pumblechook

c. Joe Gargery

d. Biddy

Answer: C) Joe Gargery

58. What lesson does Joe impart to Pip after learning about his dishonesty?

a. The importance of ambition

b. The value of education

c. The significance of honesty and not telling lies

d. The need to impress others

Answer: C) The significance of honesty and not telling lie:

 59. Why does Pip lie to Mrs. Joe and Uncle Pumblechook about his visit to Miss Havisham’s?

a. He wants to impress them with grand stories.

b. He fears they will not believe the truth about his visit.

c. Miss Havisham instructed him to keep it a secret.

d. He cannot remember the details of the visit.

Answer: B) He fears they will not believe the truth about his visit.

60. To whom does Pip confess the truth about his visit to Miss Havisham’s?

a. Mrs. Joe

b. Uncle Pumblechook

c. Joe Gargery

d. Biddy

Answer: C) Joe Gargery

 61. What lesson does Joe try to impart to Pip regarding lies?

a. That lying is acceptable if it protects someone’s feelings.

b. That achieving greatness through dishonest means is justified.

c. That some lies are necessary to navigate complex social situations.

d. That honesty is important and lying is wrong.

Answer: D) That honesty is important and lying is wrong.

62. How does Pip feel after lying about his experience at Miss Havisham’s?

a. Proud and satisfied

b. Guilty and ashamed

c. Indifferent

d. Amused
Answer: B) Guilty and ashamed

63. What is the “topic” of Uncle Pumblechook’s “quizzes” to Pip?

a. Geography

b. History

c. Arithmetic

d. Literature

Answer: C) Arithmetic

64. What does Pip’s lying about his visit to Miss Havisham’s reveal about his character?

a. He is naturally deceitful.

b. He desires to protect himself from ridicule and misunderstanding.

c. He enjoys creating fanciful stories.

d. He wants to distance himself from Joe.

Answer: B) He desires to protect himself from ridicule and misunderstanding.

65. How does Joe react when Pip confesses his lies?

a. He scolds Pip harshly.

b. He laughs it off.

c. He gently advises Pip to always be honest.

d. He ignores the confession.

Answer: C) He gently advises Pip to always be honest.

66. What does Pip’s interaction with Joe in this chapter highlight about their relationship?

a. A lack of trust between them.

b. Joe’s role as a moral guide and father figure to Pip.

c. Pip’s superiority over Joe.

 d. Their mutual indifference.

Answer: B) Joe’s role as a moral guide and father figure to Pip.

67. Why is Pip unable to lie to Joe?

a. Joe is too clever to be deceived.

b. Pip respects and loves Joe, making it difficult to deceive him.

c. Joe threatens Pip with punishment.

d. Pip fears Joe will tell Mrs. Joe.

Answer: B) Pip respects and loves Joe, making it difficult to deceive him.

68. What does this chapter suggest about the theme of social class and personal integrity?

a. That lying is necessary to climb the social ladder.

b. That personal integrity should not be compromised for social aspirations.

 c. That social class is more important than honesty.

d. That dishonesty is rewarded in higher social classes.

Answer: C) The significance of honesty and not telling lies

69. Who informs Pip of his new fortune?

A) Jaggers

B) Joe Gargery

C) Wemmick

D) Magwitch

Answer: A) Jaggers

70. Who does Pip visit with Jaggers?

A) Miss Havisham

B) Joe Gargery

C) Wemmick

D) Magwitch

Answer: A) Miss Havisham

71. What is Miss Havisham’s appearance like?

A) Young and beautiful

B) Old and frail

C) Wedding dress

D) Suit and top hat

Answer: C) Wedding dress

72. Who does Pip meet at Miss Havisham’s house?

A) Estella

B) Jaggers

C) Wemmick

D) Magwitch

Answer: A) Estella

73. What is Estella’s relationship to Miss Havisham?

A) Daughter

B) Niece

C) Ward

D) Servant

Answer: C) Ward

74. How does Estella treat Pip?

A) Kind and friendly

B) Cold and distant

C) Rude and dismissive

D) Flirtatious and playful

Answer: B) Cold and distant

75. Who instructs Estella to play cards with Pip?

A) Miss Havisham

B) Jaggers
C) Wemmick

D) Magwitch

Answer: A) Miss Havisham

76. What game do Pip and Estella play?

A) Chess

B) Cards

C) Backgammon

D) Billiards

Answer: B) Cards

78. What is Pip’s impression of Estella?

A) Beautiful and charming

B) Cold and unfeeling

C) Kind and gentle

D) Silly and foolish

Answer: B) Cold and unfeeling

79. Who does Pip see when he leaves Miss Havisham’s house?

A) Joe Gargery

B) Jaggers

C) Wemmick

D) Magwitch

Answer: A) Joe Gargery

80. What does Joe Gargery tell Pip about his visit?

A) Proud of Pip

B) Disappointed in Pip

C) Worried about Pip

D) Indifferent

Answer: A) Proud of Pip

81. What is Pip’s feeling towards Estella?

A) Attracted

B) Repelled

C) Indifferent

D) Confused

Answer: A) Attracted

82. Who does Pip think is his benefactor?

A) Miss Havisham

B) Magwitch

C) Jaggers

D) Joe Gargery

Answer: A) Miss Havisham

83. What is the name of Miss Havisham’s house?

A) Satis House

B) Marshalsea

C) Little Britain

D) Gravesend
Answer: A) Satis House

84. Who is Pip’s brother-in-law?

A) Joe Gargery

B) Jaggers

C) Wemmick

D) Magwitch

Answer: A) Joe Gargery

85. What is the name of the convict who Pip helps?

A) Magwitch

B) Compeyson

C) Jaggers

D) Wemmick

Answer: A) Magwitch

86. Who is the lawyer who informs Pip of his new fortune?

A) Jaggers

B) Wemmick

C) Magwitch

D) Compeyson

Answer: A) Jaggers

87 . What is the condition of Pip’s new fortune?

A) Use it to support his family

B) Use it to pay off his debts

C) Use it to improve himself

D) Use it to buy a house

Answer: C) Use it to improve himself

88. Who does Estella resemble?

A) Miss Havisham

B) Pip’s mother

C) Joe Gargery’s mother

D) None of the above

Answer: A) Miss Havisham

89. What is the atmosphere like at Miss Havisham’s house?

A) Warm and welcoming

B) Cold and eerie

C) Lively and festive

D) Dull and boring

Answer: B) Cold and eerie

90. What is Pip’s social status before his new fortune?

A) Gentleman

B) Commoner

C) Servant

D) Convict

Answer: B) Commoner
91. Who does Pip want to impress with his new fortune?

A) Estella

B) Miss Havisham

C) Joe Gargery

D) Magwitch

Answer:Estella

92.*Where does Pip meet Herbert Pocket?*

a) At the Three Jolly Bargemen ✓

b) At the Blue Boar

c) At Miss Havisham’s

d) At Jaggers’ office

93. *Who is Herbert Pocket’s father?*

a) Matthew Pocket ✓

b) Jaggers

c) Wemmick

d) Magwitch

94. *What is Pip’s relationship with Herbert Pocket?*

a) Enemies

b) Friends ✓

c) Cousins

d) Brothers

95. Who is introduced as a rival to Pip in Chapter 14?*

a) Herbert Pocket

b) Bentley Drummle ✓
c) Jaggers

d) Wemmick

96. What is Estella’s attitude towards Pip?*

a) Friendly

b) Romantic

c) Distant ✓

d) Hostile

97 . Who does Pip confide in about his feelings for Estella?*

a) Joe Gargery

b) Herbert Pocket ✓

c) Jaggers

d) Wemmick

98. *What is Herbert’s advice to Pip about Estella?*

a) To pursue her

b) To forget her

c) To be cautious ✓

d) To marry her

99. Who is Trabb’s boy?*

a) A young boy who works for Mr. Trabb ✓

b) Pip’s friend

c) Pip’s rival

d) A relative of Mr. Trabb

100 . What is the significance of the encounter between Pip and Trabb’s boy?*

a) It highlights Pip’s kindness

b) It showcases Pip’s arrogance ✓

c) It demonstrates Pip’s humility

d) It reveals Pip’s jealousy

101. *Who is responsible for Pip’s new clothes?*

a) Joe Gargery

b) Herbert Pocket

c) Mr. Trabb ✓

d) Jaggers

102. *How does Pip feel about his new clothes?*

a) He hates them

b) He is indifferent

c) He is embarrassed

d) He loves them ✓

103. *Who does Pip meet at the Blue Boar?*

a) Herbert Pocket

b) Bentley Drummle

c) Jaggers

d) Joe Gargery ✓

104. *What is Joe Gargery’s reaction to Pip’s new clothes?*

a) He is proud of Pip

b) He is disappointed in Pip ✓

c) He is indifferent

d) He is angry

105. *Who does Joe Gargery compare Pip to?*

a) A blacksmith

b) A convict

c) A servant

d) A gentleman ✓

106. *What is Pip’s realization about his new life?*

a) He is happy and content

b) He is unhappy and regretful

c) He is confused and uncertain ✓

d) He is proud and arrogant

107. *Who does Pip think is his benefactor?*

a) Magwitch

b) Jaggers

c) Miss Havisham ✓

d) Matthew Pocket

108. *What is Estella’s relationship with Bentley Drummle?*

a) Romantic ✓

b) Friendly

c) Distant

d) Hostile

109. *What is Herbert Pocket’s occupation?*

a) Gentleman ✓

b) Merchant

c) Clerk

d) Engineer

110. *Who is Bentley Drummle?*

a) A friend of Pip’s

b) A rival of Pip’s ✓

c) A wealthy young man

d) All of the above

111. *What is the nature of Pip’s relationship with Estella?*

a) Romantic

b) Friendly

c) Distant ✓

d) Hostile

112. *Who advises Pip to be cautious around Estella?*

a) Joe Gargery

b) Herbert Pocket ✓

c) Jaggers

d) Wemmick

113. *What is the significance of Trabb’s boy?*

a) He highlights Pip’s kindness

b) He showcases Pip’s arrogance ✓

c) He demonstrates Pip’s humility

d) He reveals Pip’s jealousy

114 . Who is responsible for Pip’s transformation?*

a) Joe Gargery

b) Herbert Pocket

c) Jaggers

d) Miss Havisham
115. What is Pip’s attitude towards his new life?*

a) He is happy and content

b) He is unhappy and regretful

c) He is confused and uncertain ✓

d) He is proud and arrogant

116. What is left beside Mrs. Joe after she is attacked?

a) A bloody knife

b) A convict’s file

c) A broken candlestick

d) A mysterious note

Answer: b) A convict’s file

117. Who does Pip initially suspect attacked Mrs. Joe?

a) Orlick

b) Magwitch

c) Compeyson

d) A random burglar

Answer: a) Orlick

118. How does Mrs. Joe communicate after her injury?

a) She learns sign language

b) She writes on a slate

c) She speaks very slowly

d) She uses drawings

Answer: b) She writes on a slate

119 . What symbol does Mrs. Joe frequently write on her slate?

a) A hammer

b) A candle

c) A “T” shape

d) Pip’s initials

Answer: c) A “T” shape

120. Who does Biddy think Mrs. Joe is referring to with the “T” symbol?

a) Pip

b) Orlick

c) Joe

d) A convict

121. What does Pip confide in Biddy during their walk?

a) He loves Estella

b) He wants to become a gentleman

c) He feels guilty about Mrs. Joe

d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

122. How does Biddy react when Pip says he might love her?

a) She is excited

b) She doubts his sincerity

c) She asks him to marry her

d) She ignores him

Answer: b) She doubts his sincerity

123. What does Pip admit about Joe?

a) He is ashamed of him

b) He thinks Joe should move to London

c) He resents Joe’s kindness

d) He wants Joe to remarry

Answer: a) He is ashamed of him

124. What does Biddy warn Pip about?

a) That Estella will never love him

b) That wealth will change him

c) That he will lose his kindness

d) Both a & b

Answer: d) Both a & b

125. What does Pip fail to realize about Biddy?

a) She loves him

b) She is wealthier than he thinks

c) She has connections in London

d) She plans to leave the forge

Answer: a) She loves him

126. Who surprises Pip with news of his “great expectations”?

a) Jaggers

b) Wemmick
c) Herbert Pocket

d) Miss Havisham

Answer: a) Jaggers

127. What condition does Pip have to follow to receive the fortune?

a) He must leave Joe and become a gentleman

b) He must marry Estella

c) He must work as a lawyer

d) He must never return to the forge

Answer: a) He must leave Joe and become a gentleman

128. What assumption does Pip immediately make about his benefactor?

a) That it is Miss Havisham

b) That it is Magwitch

c) That it is Jaggers

d) That it is Mr. Pumblechook

Answer: a) That it is Miss Havisham

129. How does Jaggers describe Pip’s new life?

a) As an opportunity

b) As an obligation

c) As a mystery

d) As a punishment

Answer: c) As a mystery
130. What does Jaggers warn Pip about regarding his benefactor?

a) He must never ask questions

b) He will only receive money if he proves himself

c) He may be in danger

d) He must leave immediately

Answer: a) He must never ask questions

131. How does Pip react to the news of his fortune?

a) With excitement

b) With nervousness

c) With guilt

d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

132. Who is sent to teach Pip how to become a gentleman?

a) Herbert Pocket

b) Bentley Drummle

c) Matthew Pocket

d) Wemmick

Answer: c) Matthew Pocket

133. How does Joe react to Pip’s inheritance?

a) He is happy for Pip but sad

b) He asks for money

c) He refuses to speak to Pip

d) He tries to go to London with him

Answer: a) He is happy for Pip but sad

134. What does Pip begin to do after learning about his fortune?

a) Distance himself from Joe

b) Buy expensive clothes

c) Prepare to move to London

d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

135. Who does Pip initially feel he must thank for his fortune?

a) Miss Havisham

b) Magwitch

c) Biddy

d) Mr. Pumblechook

Answer: a) Miss Havisham

136. What does Mr. Pumblechook do after Pip’s fortune is announced?

a) He takes credit for Pip’s success

b) He apologizes to Pip

c) He moves to London

d) He demands money

Answer: a) He takes credit for Pip’s success

137 . What does Pip think of Joe and Biddy after receiving his inheritance?

a) He believes they will slow him down

b) He wants them to move to London with him

c) He respects them even more

d) He thinks they will also become rich

Answer: a) He believes they will slow him down

138. What does Pip do at the end of Chapter 18?

a) He prepares to leave for London

b) He visits Miss Havisham

c) He tells Biddy he will marry her

d) He decides to give his money to Joe

Answer: a) He prepares to leave for London

139 . What ironic event happens when Pip receives his fortune?

a) He becomes more unhappy

b) He loses his family ties

c) He misunderstands the source of his wealth

d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

140. What major theme is introduced in Chapter 18?

a) The dangers of ambition

b) The contrast between social classes

c) The idea that wealth does not guarantee happiness

d) All of the above

Answer: d All of above

141 . Who does Pip meet at the office of Jaggers ?

A) Wemmick

B) Magwitch

C) Compeyson

D) Herbert Pocket

Answer: A) Wemmick

142. What is the name of the young man who is a relative of Miss Havisham?

A) Herbert Pocket

B) Bentley Drummle

C) Startop

D) Pip

Answer: A) Herbert Pocket

143. Who does Pip become friends with?

A) Herbert Pocket

B) Bentley Drummle

C) Startop

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

144. What is Bentley Drummle’s personality like?

A) Kind and gentle

B) Arrogant and condescending

C) Friendly and outgoing

D) Shy and reserved

Answer: B) Arrogant and condescending

145. Who does Pip confide in about his feelings?

A) Herbert Pocket

B) Wemmick

C) Joe Gargery

D) Biddy

Answer: A) Herbert Pocket

146. What does Herbert Pocket advise Pip to do?

A) Pursue Estella

B) Forget about Estella

C) Focus on his career

D) Be patient

Answer: D) Be patient

147. Who does Pip see as a rival for Estella’s affections?

A) Bentley Drummle

B) Startop

C) Herbert Pocket

D) None of the above

Answer: A) Bentley Drummle

148. What is the significance of Wemmick’s castle made of shells?

A) Represents his love of nature

B) Represents his creativity

C) Represents his eccentricity

D) Represents his wealth

Answer: C) Represents his eccentricity

149. How does Pip feel about his new friends?

A) Comfortable and at ease

B) Intimidated and awed

C) Unsure and ambivalent

D) Disappointed and disillusioned

Answer: C) Unsure and ambivalent

150. What does Herbert Pocket represent in the novel?

A) Ideal of gentlemanly behavior

B) Corrupting influence of wealth

C) Dangers of unchecked ambition

D) Power of love and redemption

Answer: A) Ideal of gentlemanly behavior

151. How does Bentley Drummle treat Pip?

A) Kindness and respect

B) Condescension and disdain

C) Indifference and neglect

D) Hostility and aggression

Answer: B) Condescension and disdain

152. What does Pip learn about himself?

A) Capable of great love and devotion

B) Prone to jealousy and rivalry

C) Uncertain and insecure

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

153. How does Estella treat Pip?

A) Kindness and affection

B) Coldness and indifference

C) Cruelty and disdain

D) Flirtation and teasing

Answer: B) Coldness and indifference

154. What is the significance of the dinner party?

A) Pip’s entry into high society

B) Pip’s corruption by wealth

C) Pip’s disillusionment with friends

D) Pip’s growth and maturity

Answer: A) Pip’s entry into high society

155. How does Wemmick treat Pip?

A) Kindness and respect

B) Indifference and neglect

C) Hostility and aggression

D) Condescension and disdain

Answer: A) Kindness and respect

156. What is the name of the convict who is a rival of Magwitch?

A) Compeyson

B) Bentley Drummle

C) Startop

D) Herbert Pocket

Answer: A) Compeyson

157. Who does Pip suspect is his benefactor?

A) Miss Havisham

B) Magwitch

C) Jaggers

D) Wemmick

Answer: A) Miss Havisham

158. What is the significance of the marshes in the novel?

A) Represent Pip’s childhood

B) Represent Pip’s escape

C) Represent Pip’s growth

D) Represent Pip’s danger

Answer: A) Represent Pip’s childhood

159. How does Pip feel about his new life in London?
A) Excited and eager

B) Uncertain and insecure

C) Disappointed and disillusioned

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

160. What does Herbert Pocket teach Pip?

A) How to be a gentleman

B) How to play cards

C) How to fight

D) How to sail

Answer: A) How to be a gentle

161. *Who does Pip meet at the Temple?*

a) Jaggers

b) Herbert Pocket

c) Bentley Drummle

d) Wemmick ✓

162. *What is Wemmick’s occupation?*

a) Lawyer

b) Doctor

c) Clerk ✓

d) Engineer

163. *Who is Jaggers’ clerk?*

a) Herbert Pocket
b) Bentley Drummle

c) Pip

d) Wemmick ✓

164. *What is the nature of Pip’s relationship with Wemmick?*

a) Formal

b) Friendly ✓

c) Distant

d) Hostile

165. *Who does Wemmick invite Pip to meet?*

a) His friend

b) His mother

c) His father

d) His Aged Parent ✓

166. *What is the Aged Parent’s relationship to Wemmick?*

a) Mother

b) Father ✓

c) Grandfather

d) Uncle

167. *How does Wemmick’s Aged Parent treat Pip?*

a) Coldly

b) Indifferently

c) Kindly

d) Warmly ✓

168. *Who does Pip confide in about his feelings for Estella?*
a) Joe Gargery

b) Jaggers

c) Herbert Pocket ✓

d) Wemmick

169. *What is Herbert’s advice to Pip about Estella?*

a) To pursue her

b) To forget her

c) To be cautious ✓

d) To marry her

170. *Who is Bentley Drummle?*

a) A friend of Pip’s

b) A rival of Pip’s ✓

c) A wealthy young man

d) All of the above

171. *What is the nature of Bentley Drummle’s relationship with Estella?*

a) Friendly

b) Romantic ✓

c) Distant

d) Hostile

172. *Who does Pip think is his benefactor?*

a) Magwitch

b) Jaggers

c) Miss Havisham ✓

d) Matthew Pocket
173. *What is Pip’s realization about his new life?*

a) He is happy and content

b) He is unhappy and regretful

c) He is confused and uncertain ✓

d) He is proud and arrogant

174. *Who is responsible for Pip’s transformation?*

a) Miss Havisham

b) Magwitch ✓

c) Jaggers

d) Matthew Pocket

175. *What is the significance of Wemmick’s Aged Parent?*

a) He is a symbol of wisdom

b) He is a symbol of kindness

c) He is a symbol of gratitude

d) He is a symbol of loyalty ✓

176. *How does Wemmick treat his Aged Parent?*

a) Coldly

b) Indifferently

c) Kindly ✓

d) Abusively

177. *What is Pip’s attitude towards Wemmick’s Aged Parent?*

a) He is dismissive

b) He is respectful ✓

c) He is indifferent

d) He is annoyed
178. *Who does Wemmick work for?*

a) Herbert Pocket

b) Bentley Drummle

c) Jaggers ✓

d) Miss Havisham

179. *What is Wemmick’s personality like?*

a) Formal and strict

b) Friendly and informal ✓

c) Cold and distant

d) Warm and enthusiastic

180. *How does Pip feel about his new life in London?*

a) He is happy and content

b) He is unhappy and regretful

c) He is confused and uncertain ✓

d) He is proud and arrogant

181. *Who does Pip meet at the office?*

a) Jaggers

b) Herbert Pocket

c) Bentley Drummle

d) Wemmick ✓

182. *What is the nature of Jaggers’ relationship with Wemmick?*

a) Friendly and informal

b) Formal and professional ✓

c) Cold and distant

d) Warm and enthusiastic

183. *Who is Jaggers’ client?*

a) Miss Havisham

b) Magwitch ✓

c) Bentley Drummle

d) Pip’s benefactor

184. *What is Pip’s realization about Magwitch?*

a) He is his enemy

b) He is his friend

c) He is his benefactor ✓

d) He is his rival

185. *How does Pip feel about Magwitch?*

a) He is angry

b) He is indifferent

c) He is grateful ✓

d) He is fearful

186. who is the main character that Pip interacts with?

a) Estella

b) Joe

c) Miss Havisham

d) Wopsle

*Answer:* a)

187. *What is the general atmosphere at Satis House when Pip visits ?*
 a) Warm and welcoming

b) Somber and cold

c) Festive and cheerful

d) Busy and noisy

*Answer:* b)

188. *What advice does Pip receive from Joe ?*. a)To leave London and return
home.

b) To be careful of his relationships with women.

c) To stop worrying about Estella and focus on his future.

d) To trust in his wealth and social status.

*Answer:* c)

189. *What is the significance o in Pip’s personal development?*

a) It marks the beginning of his realization that Estella cannot love him.

b) It shows his growth in social confidence.

c) It is a turning point where Pip becomes financially successful.

d) It is the moment Pip decides to abandon his great expectations.

*Answer:* a)

190. What is the primary theme explored of *Great Expectations*?*

a) The conflict between wealth and happiness.

b) The dangers of social ambition.

c) The nature of unrequited love and emotional suffering.

d) The importance of family loyalty.

*Answer:* c).
 191. *Who does Pip encounter on his way to Satis House

a) Joe

b) Herbert

c) Jaggers

d) Wopsle

*Answer:* b)

192 .How does Pip feel about his wealth and status during his visit to Satis House

a) He feels proud and superior.

b) He is unsure whether his wealth has made him a better person.

c) He feels embarrassed by it.

d) He wishes he could give it all away.

*Answer:* b)

193. *What is the relationship between Estella and Pip

a) They are very close friends.

b) They are engaged to be married.

c) They have a strained, complicated relationship due to Estella’s coldness.

d) They are openly hostile to one another.

*Answer:* c).

194. How does Pip react to Estella’s coldness i

a) He become disillusioned and resolves to move on

b) He insists that he loves her despite everything.

c) He becomes angry and refuses to speak to her.

d) He tries to convince her to marry him despite her feelings.

 Answer: a)

195. *What important realization does Pip come*

a) He realizes that he has always been in love with Joe.

b) He understands that Estella is not capable of loving him.

c) He decides to abandon his pursuit of wealth and live modestly.

d) He finally understands that Miss Havisham is his benefactor.

*Answer:* b).

196. What is the primary setting of great expectations

a) The marshes near Pip’s childhood home

b) Satis House

c) The London apartment of Pip’s benefactor

d) The forge where Joe works

*Answer:* c)

197. Who does Pip receive a letter from

a) Miss Havisham

b) Estella

c) Joe

d) Biddy

*Answer:* a)

198. What is the purpose of the letter that Pip receives ?*

a) It is an invitation to Satis House.

b) It is a letter from his benefactor explaining his future.

c) It is a letter expressing Estella’s affection for Pip.

d) It is a letter offering Pip an inheritance.

 *Answer:* a)

199. What emotion does Pip feel when he receives the letter?*

a) Excitement and anticipation

b) Confusion and uncertainty

c) Anger and resentment

d) Indifference

*Answer:* b).

15. How does Pip feel about his life in London?

a) He is content with his new social status.

b) He feels lonely and disconnected from his past.

c) He is filled with joy and excitement about his future.

d) He is eager to return to the marshes.

*Answer:* b)

200. *Who does Pip visit after receiving the letter from Miss Havisham

a) Joe

b) Wopsle

c) Estella

d) Herbert

Answer:d)

201. What is Pip’s attitude toward his relationship with Estella

a) He feels more confident about winning her love.

b) He feels increasingly frustrated and uncertain about her feelings.

c) He decides to move on and forget about her.

 d) He feels as though he no longer has any emotional attachment to her.

*Answer:* b).

202 . where does Pip go after receiving his invitation from Miss Havisham?*

a) To Satis House

b) To Joe’s house

c) To the theater

d) To his London apartment

*Answer:* a)

203. What is the mood at Satis House when Pip arrives ?*

a) Joyous and celebratory

b) Cold and indifferent

c) Tense and uncomfortable

d) Warm and welcoming

Answer: c)

204. *How does Estella behave toward Pip

a) She is kind and affectionate, showing Pip affection.

b) She is cold and distant, treating him with contempt.

c) She expresses a desire to marry him.

d) She apologizes for her past behavior.

*Answer:* b)

205. *What does Pip realize about his feelings for Estella ?*

a) He no longer loves her and is ready to move on.

b) He is deeply in love with her, despite her cruel treatment.

c) He feels pity for her and wants to help her.

 d) He has lost interest in her and is focusing on his own ambitions.

*Answer:* b)

206 . What is Miss Havisham’s attitude toward Pip during the events?

a) She is kind and encourages Pip to pursue his feelings for Estella

b) She continues to manipulate Pip’s feelings for Estella

c) She expresses regret for her manipulation of Pip and Estella.

d) She is absent and does not interact with Pip at all.

*Answer:* b)

207 . *What does Pip begin to question in regarding his relationship with Estella?*

a) Whether should marry Estella despite her indifference.

b) Whether he should stop trying to win her love

c) Whether Estella truly loves him but cannot express it.

d) Whether he should confront Miss Havisham

*Answer:* b).

208. What does Estella’s behavior highlight about her upbringing?*

a) She is kind-hearted and genuinely cares for Pip.

b) She is emotionally distant and has been trained to be cruel.

c) She is unaware of her manipulative behavior.

d) She has a strong moral compass but is conflicted.

*Answer:* b)

209. Pip’s feelings for Estella remain unchanged, even though she treats him cruelly. This highlights the
theme of:*

a) The power of money over relationship

 b) The complexity of unrequited love.

c) The importance of social status in love.

d) The ability to change one’s fate through ambition.

*Answer:

210. What is the main event that Pip attends ?

a) A dinner party

b) A play featuring Mr. Wopsle

c) A meeting with Miss Havisham

d) A conversation with Estella

Answer: b) A play featuring Mr. Wopsle

211. How does Pip feel about Mr. Wopsle’s performance?

a) Impressed and entertained

b) Embarrassed and amused

c) Bored and indifferent

d) Inspired to become an actor

Answer: b) Embarrassed and amused

212. Which play does Mr. Wopsle perform in?

a) Hamlet

b) Romeo and Juliet

c) Macbeth

d) Othello

Answer: a) Hamlet

213.How does the audience react to Mr. Wopsle’s performance?

a) They applaud enthusiastically

b) They remain silent out of respect

c) They mock and laugh at him

d) They leave the theater before it ends

Answer: c) They mock and laugh at him

214. Who accompanies Pip to the play?

a) Herbert Pocket

b) Joe Gargery

c) Mr. Jaggers

d) Estella

Answer: a) Herbert Pocket

215. Who writes a letter to Pip, asking him to meet ?

a) Estella

b) Miss Havisham

c) Biddy

d) Wemmick

Answer: d) Wemmick

216. Where does Pip go to meet Wemmick?

a) The office of Jaggers

b) The Castle (Wemmick’s home)

c) Newgate Prison

d) Satis House

Answer: c) Newgate Prison

217. What does Wemmick show Pip at Newgate Prison?

a) Prisoners awaiting trial

b) The gallows

c) A hidden treasure

d) A secret passage

Answer: a) Prisoners awaiting trial

218. How does Pip feel about visiting the prison?

a) Excited to see how the system works

b) Uncomfortable and disturbed

c) Happy to help Wemmick

d) Indifferent to the experience

Answer: b) Uncomfortable and disturbed

219 . What is Wemmick’s attitude toward the prisoners?

a) Sympathetic and emotional

b) Indifferent and businesslike

c) Angry and hostile

d) Compassionate and friendly

Answer: b) Indifferent and businesslike

220. Who does Pip meet?

a) Biddy

b) Estella

c) Joe

d) Mr. Jaggers

Answer: b) Estella

211. How does Estella behave towards Pip?

a) Cold but polite

b) Warm and affectionate

c) Hostile and rude

d) Nervous and shy

Answer: a) Cold but polite

212.. Where does Pip take Estella?

a) To a restaurant for dinner

b) To the theater to see Mr. Wopsle

c) To Satis House

d) To a carriage for her journey

Answer: d) To a carriage for her journey

213. What does Estella tell Pip about Miss Havisham’s intentions?

a) She wants Pip and Estella to marry

b) She raised Estella to break men’s hearts

c) She never wanted Pip to visit her

d) She plans to leave her fortune to Pip

Answer: b) She raised Estella to break men’s hearts

214. How does Pip feel after meeting Estella?

a) Joyful and hopeful

b) Confident and ambitious

c) Sad and disheartened

d) Angry and resentful

Answer: c) Sad and disheartened

215. Who does Pip meet at the sluice-house in Chapter 34?

A) Magwitch

B) Compeyson

C) Joe Gargery

D) Wemmick

Answer: A) Magwitch

216. What is Magwitch’s condition when Pip meets him?

A) Healthy and strong

B) Injured and weak

C) Hiding from the police

D) Dying

Answer: B) Injured and weak

217. Why is Magwitch hiding?

A) He is a convict

B) He is a fugitive
C) He is a spy

D) He is a thief

Answer: A) He is a convict

218. Who helps Magwitch escape from the authorities?

A) Pip

B) Joe Gargery

C) Wemmick

D) Herbert Pocket

Answer: A) Pip

219. What is the outcome of Magwitch’s escape attempt?

A) He escapes successfully

B) He is caught by the police

C) He is injured and recaptured

D) He dies during the attempt

Answer: C) He is injured and recaptured

220. Who is responsible for Magwitch’s recapture?

A) Compeyson

B) Joe Gargery

C) Wemmick

D) Herbert Pocket

Answer: A) Compeyson

221. What is the verdict at Magwitch’s trial?

A) Not guilty

B) Death

C) Transportation

D) Life imprisonment

Answer: B) Death

222 How does Magwitch react to the verdict?

A) Defiant and angry

B) Resigned and calm

C) Overcome with emotion

D) Indifferent

Answer: B) Resigned and calm

223 . What is Pip’s emotional state during the trial?

A) Calm and composed

B) Anxious and worried

C) Angry and defiant

D) Sad and depressed

Answer: B) Anxious and worried

224. . Who visits Magwitch in prison?

A) Pip

B) Joe Gargery

C) Wemmick

D) Herbert Pocket
Answer: A) Pip

225 . What is Magwitch’s request to Pip?

A) To visit him often

B) To bring him food

C) To tell his story

D) To forgive him

Answer: C) To tell his story

226 .What is Pip’s promise to Magwitch?

A) To visit him every day

B) To bring him food every week

C) To tell his story to the world

D) To forgive him and forget the past

Answer: C) To tell his story to the world

227. How does Magwitch feel about his impending death?

A) Afraid

B) Resigned

C) Angry

D) Indifferent

Answer: B) Resigned

228. Who is present at Magwitch’s execution?

A) Pip

B) Joe Gargery
C) Wemmick

D) Herbert Pocket

Answer: A) Pip

229 . How does Pip feel during Magwitch’s execution?

A) Calm and composed

B) Anxious and worried

C) Sad and depressed

D) Angry and defiant

Answer: C) Sad and depressed

230 . What is the impact of Magwitch’s execution on Pip?

A) It makes him feel relieved

B) It makes him feel sad and depressed

C) It makes him feel angry and defiant

D) It has no impact on him

Answer: B) It makes him feel sad and depressed

231. How does Pip reflect on his relationship with Magwitch?

A) He feels grateful for their friendship

B) He feels guilty for not doing more to help Magwitch

C) He feels angry and resentful towards Magwitch

D) He feels indifferent towards Magwitch

Answer: B) He feels guilty for not doing more to help Magwitch

232. . What does Pip learn from his experience with Magwitch?

A) The importance of wealth and status

B) The value of kindness and compassion

C) The dangers of crime and punishment

D) The power of revenge and retribution

Answer: B) The value of kindness and compassion

233. How does Magwitch’s character change throughout the novel?

A) He becomes more aggressive and violent

B) He becomes more kind and compassionate

C) He remains the same throughout

D) He becomes more manipulative and cunning

Answer: B) He becomes more kind and compassionate

234 Who did the narrator’s friend meet, which filled him with hope and happiness?

A) Magwitch

B) Clarriker

C) Estella

D) Miss Havisham

Answer: B) Clarriker

235. What was the narrator’s emotional response when he saw his friend so happy?

A) He felt jealous
B) He felt indifferent

C) He had difficulty restraining his tears of triumph

D) He felt angry

Answer: C) He had difficulty restraining his tears of triumph

236 . What happened to the Aged after reading for a while?

A) He became agitated and angry

B) He fell into a light slumber

C) He started to read louder

D) He got up and left the room

Answer: B) He fell into a light slumber

237 . What did Wemmick produce after the Aged fell asleep?

A) A pack of cards

B) A little kettle, a tray of glasses, and a black bottle

C) A book to read

D) A musical instrument

Answer: B) A little kettle, a tray of glasses, and a black bottle

238 . What did Miss Skiffins and Wemmick do while drinking?

A) They drank from separate glasses

B) They drank out of one glass

C) They did not drink at all

D) They spilled their drinks

Answer: B) They drank out of one glass

239. . What did the narrator accuse Estella of doing to others, including Bentley Drummle?

A) Being honest and truthful

B) Deceiving and entrapping

C) Ignoring and neglecting

D) Loving and caring for

Answer: B) Deceiving and entrapping

240 . Who arrived just as the conversation between the narrator and Estella was becoming intense?

A) Miss Havisham

B) Mrs. Brandley

C) Bentley Drummle

D) Joe Gargery

Answer: B) Mrs. Brandley

241 . Where did the narrator lie down to rest for the first time in Satis House?

A) In Miss Havisham’s room

B) In a separate building across the courtyard

C) In the brewery

D) In the ruined garden

Answer: B) In a separate building across the courtyard

242. What was Estella doing when the narrator returned to the room?
A) Playing cards with Miss Havisham

B) Taking up stitches in one of Miss Havisham’s old articles of dress

C) Walking in the courtyard

D) Reading a book

Answer: B) Taking up stitches in one of Miss Havisham’s old articles of dress

243.Why was the narrator unable to sleep?

A) He was too tired

B) He was too hungry

C) A thousand Miss Havishams haunted him

D) He was too excited

Answer: C) A thousand Miss Havishams haunted him

244.Why did Magwitch consider himself a gentleman?

A) Because he had learned to read and write

B) Because he owned stock and land

C) Because he was the owner of a “brought-up London gentleman” (Pip)

D) Because he had been pardoned for his crimes

Answer: C) Because he was the owner of a “brought-up London gentleman” (Pip)

245.What was Magwitch’s motivation for making Pip a gentleman?

A) To gain revenge on his enemies

B) To prove himself as a wealthy and educated man

C) To compensate for his own lack of education and social status

D) To make Pip his heir

Answer: C) To compensate for his own lack of education and social status

246.Why did Pip shudder when Magwitch laid his hand on his shoulder?

A) Because he was touched by Magwitch’s kindness

B) Because he was afraid of Magwitch’s physical strength

C) Because he suspected Magwitch’s hand might be stained with blood

D) Because he was embarrassed by Magwitch’s rough behavior

Answer: C) Because he suspected Magwitch’s hand might be stained with blood

247.What was the first letter of the lawyer’s name that Magwitch mentioned?

A) W

B) J

C) M

D) P

Answer: B) J

248.Who did Magwitch write to in London to get Pip’s address?

A) Jaggers

B) Wemmick

C) Miss Havisham

D) Estella
Answer: B) Wemmick

249.Why did Provis (Magwitch) hide himself during the trial?

A) He was afraid of being punished for his crimes

B) He was afraid of being called upon to depose about the destroyed child

C) He was trying to escape from Compeyson

D) He was trying to protect Estella

Answer: B) He was afraid of being called upon to depose about the destroyed child

250.What leverage did Compeyson have over Magwitch?

A) He knew Magwitch’s secret about the destroyed child

B) He had evidence of Magwitch’s crimes

C) He had control over Magwitch’s fortune

D) He had influence over Estella

Answer: A) He knew Magwitch’s secret about the destroyed child

251.What was the crime that the jealous woman was tried for?

A) Theft

B) Murder

C) Assault

D) Arson

Answer: B) Murder

252.Where did the struggle between the two women take place?
A) In a house

B) In a barn

C) In a garden

D) In a street

Answer: B) In a barn

253.What was the outcome of the trial?

A) The woman was found guilty

B) The woman was acquitted

C) The trial was postponed

D) The trial was dismissed

Answer: B) The woman was acquitted

254.Where did Pip leave Herbert to go his separate way?

A) At the office in Little Britain

B) At the corner of Giltspur-street by Smithfield

C) At the house in Richmond

D) At the forge in the village

Answer: B) At the corner of Giltspur-street by Smithfield

255.Why was Pip glad to find Mr. Jaggers and Wemmick together?

A) So that Wemmick could help him with his injuries

B) So that Mr. Jaggers could scold Wemmick for his negligence

C) So that Wemmick would hear for himself that Pip said nothing to compromise him
D) So that Mr. Jaggers could give Wemmick a new task

Answer: C) So that Wemmick would hear for himself that Pip said nothing to compromise him

Here are 3 multiple-choice questions based on the text from Chapter 51 of “Great Expectations” by
Charles Dickens:

256.Why did Pip carefully avoid revealing that he knew certain information from Wemmick?

A) He wanted to protect Wemmick’s reputation

B) He wanted to keep Wemmick’s confidence

C) He wanted to make Mr. Jaggers angry

D) He wanted to take credit for himself

Answer: B) He wanted to keep Wemmick’s confidence

257.What was Mr. Jaggers’s reaction when Pip denied that Provis had claimed his daughter was
alive?

A) He was relieved and happy

B) He was angry and aggressive

C) He was surprised and silent

D) He was dismissive and uninterested

Answer: C) He was surprised and silent

258.What was Wemmick doing when Mr. Jaggers asked him what item he was working on?

A) He was writing a letter

B) He was reading a book

C) He was intent on the table before him, having unposted his pen

D) He was talking to Pip

Answer: C) He was intent on the table before him, having unposted his pen

259. Who visits Pip in London in Chapter 42?

A) Joe Gargery

B) Herbert Pocket

C) Jaggers

D) Wemmick

Answer: B) Herbert Pockets

260. What is the name of the ship that Magwitch is hiding on?

A) The Havisham

B) The Wemmick

C) The Alexander

D) None of the above

Answer: D) None of the above

261. Why does Magwitch want to see Pip?

A) To thank him for his kindness

B) To ask for his help in escaping

C) To reveal a secret about his past

D) To give him a gift

Answer: C) To reveal a secret about his past

262. What is the outcome of Magwitch’s trial?

A) He is acquitted

B) He is sentenced to death

C) He is sentenced to life imprisonment

D) He escapes

Answer: B) He is sentenced to death

263. How does Pip feel about Magwitch’s sentence?

A) Relieved

B) Guilty

C) Angry

D) Indifferent

Answer: B) Guilty

264. Who is present at Magwitch’s trial?

A) Jaggers

B) Wemmick

C) Herbert Pocket

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

265. What is the name of the judge who presides over Magwitch’s trial?

A) Judge Wemmick

B) Judge Jaggers
C) Judge Smarls

D) Unknown

Answer: C) Judge Smarls

266.Why does Magwitch’s sentence upset Pip?

A) Because he is concerned about Magwitch’s well-being

B) Because he is worried about his own reputation

C) Because he feels guilty for not being able to help Magwitch

D) Because he is angry with the justice system

Answer: C) Because he feels guilty for not being able to help Magwitch

267. How does Magwitch react to his sentence?

A) He is defiant

B) He is resigned

C) He is grateful

D) He is angry

Answer: B) He is resigned

268. What is the significance of Magwitch’s revelation to Pip?

A) It reveals a family secret

B) It explains Magwitch’s past

C) It shows Magwitch’s gratitude

D) It proves Magwitch’s innocence

Answer: B) It explains Magwitch’s past

269. Who is the mysterious benefactor who has been supporting Pip?

A) Magwitch

B) Miss Havisham

C) Jaggers

D) Unknown

Answer: A) Magwitch

270 . Why does Magwitch reveal his identity as Pip’s benefactor?

A) To thank Pip for his kindness

B) To seek forgiveness

C) To explain his motives

D) To boast about his wealth

Answer: C) To explain his motives

271. How does Pip react to Magwitch’s revelation?

A) He is shocked

B) He is grateful

C) He is angry

D) He is indifferent

Answer: A) He is shocked

272. What is the significance of Magwitch’s benefaction?

A) It shows his gratitude to Pip

B) It proves his love for Estella

C) It demonstrates his wealth and status

D) It highlights his generosity and kindness

Answer: D) It highlights his generosity and kin

273 . How does Magwitch’s revelation affect Pip’s relationships?

A) It strengthens his bond with Magwitch

B) It creates tension with Jaggers

C) It changes his perception of Miss Havisham

D) It affects his feelings for Estella

Answer: A) It strengthens his bond with Magwitch

274 What is the outcome of Magwitch’s attempt to escape?

A) He is successful

B) He is caught

C) He is injured

D) He dies

Answer: D) He dies

275 . How does Pip feel about Magwitch’s fate?

A) Guilty

B) Relieved

C) Angry

D) Indifferent

Answer: A) Guilty

276. What is the significance of Magwitch’s death?

A) It marks the end of Pip’s expectations

B) It highlights the consequences of crime

C) It shows the power of redemption

D) It emphasizes the importance of forgiveness

Answer: C) It shows the power of redemptiony

Here is question 19 with the complete options:

277. How does Magwitch’s death affect Pip’s relationships?

A) It brings him closer to Jaggers

B) It creates tension with Herbert

C) It changes his perception of Miss Havisham

D) It affects his feelings for Estella and makes him re-evaluate his relationships with those around him

Answer: D) It affects his feelings for Estella and makes him re-evaluate his relationships with those
around him

278. What is the theme of Chapters 42-46?

A) Redemption and forgiveness

B) Love and relationships

C) Crime and punishment

D) Class and social status

Answer: A) Redemption and forgiveness

279. Who is present at Magwitch’s deathbed?

A) Pip

B) Jaggers

C) Wemmick

D) Herbert Pocket
Answer: A) Pip

280. What is Magwitch’s final request to Pip?

A) To visit his grave

B) To forgive him

C) To thank Jaggers

D) To take care of Estella

Answer: B) To forgive him

281 .How does Pip feel about Magwitch’s final words?

A) Guilty

B) Relieved

C) Grateful

D) Indifferent

Answer: C) Grateful

282. What is the significance of Magwitch’s final words to Pip?

A) They reveal a family secret

B) They explain Magwitch’s past

C) They show Magwitch’s gratitude

D) They prove Magwitch’s innocence

Answer: B) They explain Magwitch’s past

283. How does Magwitch’s death affect Pip’s perspective on his expectations?

A) He becomes more optimistic

B) He becomes more pessimistic

C) He realizes the importance of relationships

D) He understands the fleeting nature of wealth and status

Answer: C) He realizes the importance of relationship

284. Q: Who does Pip visit

A) Miss Havisham

B) Magwitch

C) Joe Gargery

D) Jaggers

Answer: A) Miss Havisham

285 . What is the purpose of Pip’s visit to Miss Havisham

A) To thank her for her generosity

B) To apologize for his behavior

C) To receive more money from her

D) To bid her farewell

Answer: A) To thank her for her generosity

286. What news does Wemmick share with Pip?

A) That Compeyson has been captured

B) That Magwitch has escaped

C) That Miss Havisham has died

D) That Jaggers has retired

Answer: A) That Compeyson has been captured

287. How does Pip react to the news that Magwitch is to be executed?

A) He is relieved

B) He is devastated

C) He is indifferent

D) He is angry

Answer: B) He is devastated

288. Who does Pip meet in the river

A) Compeyson

B) Magwitch

C) Joe Gargery

D) Herbert Pocket

Answer: A) Compeyson

289 . What is the outcome of the struggle between Pip and Compeyson?

A) Pip is killed

B) Compeyson is killed

C) Both Pip and Compeyson are killed

D) Neither Pip nor Compeyson is killed

Answer: B) Compeyson is killed

290. How does Magwitch die?

A) He is executed

B) He dies of natural causes

C) He is killed by Compeyson
D) He is killed by Pip

Answer: A) He is executed

291. What is Pip’s realization about his benefactor at the end

A) That it was Miss Havisham

B) That it was Magwitch

C) That it was Joe Gargery

D) That it was Jaggers

Answer: B) That it was Magwitch

292 . What is the significance of the marshes

A) They provide a hiding place for Magwitch

B) They serve as a symbol of Pip’s isolation

C) They are the site of the struggle between Pip and Compeyson

D) They represent a turning point in Pip’s journey

Answer: C) They are the site of the struggle between Pip and Compeyson

293. How does Pip’s relationship with Magwitch change over the course

A) It becomes more distant

B) It becomes more intimate

C) It remains unchanged

D) It becomes more complicated

Answer: B) It becomes more intimate

294. What is the role of Wemmick

A) He provides comic relief

B) He serves as a confidant for Pip

C) He delivers important news to Pip

D) He represents a rival to Pip

Answer: C) He delivers important news to Pip

295. How does Pip’s perception of himself change over the course

A) He becomes more confident

B) He becomes more humble

C) He remains unchanged

D) He becomes more uncertain

Answer: B) He becomes more humble

296. What is the significance of the ending of chapter 52?

A) It marks a new beginning for Pip

B) It provides closure for Pip’s relationship with Magwitch

C) It sets the stage for Pip’s return to Joe

D) It represents a turning point in Pip’s journey

Answer: B) It provides closure for Pip’s relationship with Magwitch

297. How does Dickens use the character of Compeyson to explore themes

A) He serves as a foil to Magwitch

B) He represents a rival to Pip

C) He embodies the theme of redemption

D) He illustrates the consequences of evil actions

Answer: D) He illustrates the consequences of evil actions

298. What is the tone of the ending

A) Melancholic

B) Hopeful

C) Triumphant

D) Somber

Answer: A) Melancholic

299. How does Pip’s relationship with Joe change over ?

A) It becomes more distant

B) It becomes more intimate

C) It remains unchanged

D) It becomes more complicated

Answer: B) It becomes more intimates

300. What is the reason for Magwitch’s return to England?

A) To see Pip

B) To escape from Australia

C) To clear his name

D) To seek revenge

Answer: A) To see Pip

301. Who helps Magwitch to escape from the marshes?

A) Pip

B) Joe
C) Wemmick

D) Herbert

Answer: A) Pip

302. What is the consequence of Magwitch’s capture?

A) He is executed

B) He is imprisoned

C) He is deported

D) He is released

Answer: A) He is executed

303. How does Pip feel about Magwitch’s execution?

A) Relieved

B) Devastated

C) Indifferent

D) Angry

Answer: B) Devastated

304. What is the significance of the scene in which Pip and Magwitch are reunited?

A) It marks a turning point in Pip’s journey

B) It provides closure for Pip’s relationship with Magwitch

C) It sets the stage for Pip’s return to Joe

D) It illustrates the theme of redemption

Answer: B) It provides closure for Pip’s relationship with Magwitch

305. How does Dickens use the character of Magwitch to explore themes in chapters 46-52?
A) He serves as a foil to Pip

B) He represents a rival to Pip

C) He embodies the theme of redemption

D) He illustrates the consequences of crime

Answer: C) He embodies the theme of redemption

306. What is the tone of the scene in which Magwitch is executed?

A) Melancholic

B) Hopeful

C) Triumphant

D) Somber

Answer: A) Melancholic

307. How does Pip’s perception of Magwitch change over the course o

A) He sees him as a criminal

B) He sees him as a victim

C) He sees him as a friend

D) He sees him as a benefactor

Answer: C) He sees him as a friend

308. What is the significance of the ending ?

A) It marks a new beginning for Pip

B) It provides closure for Pip’s relationship with Magwitch

C) It sets the stage for Pip’s return to Joe

D) It represents a turning point in Pip’s journey

Answer: B) It provides closure for Pip’s relationship with Magwitch