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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. On what day does Pip visit Miss Havisham after his sister's injury?
(a) New Year's Eve.
(b) Christmas.
(c) Easter.
(d) Her birthday.

2. What does Pip do with the young girl on his first visit to Miss Havisham's house?
(a) Eats lunch.
(b) Walks in the orchard.
(c) Reads books.
(d) Plays cards.

3. How does Pip feel as he runs to deliver some goods to the convict?
(a) Frightened.
(b) Merciful.
(c) Pleased.
(d) Guilty.

4. What does Pip use to replace the brandy he has stolen from his sister?
(a) Wine.
(b) Bourbon.
(c) Tar water.
(d) Water.

5. Miss Havisham's estate is adjacent to what?
(a) The ocean.
(b) A factory.
(c) An orchard.
(d) A brewery.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Pip tell his sister he was doing when he comes home after helping the convict?

2. What is Joe asked to do when his Christmas dinner is interrupted?

3. What song does Pip sing for Miss Havisham?

4. What does Estella do before Pip leaves her house for the second time?

5. What does Miss Havisham give to Pip when he visits her after his sister's injury?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Pip say to Biddy when he takes her out on the marshes?

2. About what does Pip read in the newspaper when he is visiting Estella?

3. How is Mr. Wemick described in his office setting?

4. What does Pip bring to the escaped convict after going to his sister's house to find supplies?

5. Towards what profession is Pip's education leading when he first visits with Mattew Pocket?

6. What happens when Orlick gets jealous of Pip's day off from work?

7. What does the escaped convict say to Pip when they first meet?

8. What does Herbert tell Pip about Miss Havisham?

9. What question does Miss Havisham ask Pip every time he goes to her house?

10. What happens when Pip is challenged to a fight at Miss Havisham's house?

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