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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. What is peculiar about the younger convict who Pip sees?
(a) He is wearing no clothes.
(b) His eyes are black.
(c) His skin looks red.
(d) His face is bruised.
2. What profession does Mr. Wopsle hope to pursue?
(a) Teaching.
(b) Banking.
(c) Acting.
(d) Farming.
3. Who does not look at Pip a single time while Pip is visiting Miss Havisham's estate?
(a) Joe.
(b) Estella.
(c) Mr. Jaggers.
(d) Miss Havisham.
4. Where does Pip stay when he leaves London for the first time?
(a) Joe's house.
(b) The Blue Boar.
(c) Biddy's house.
(d) Miss Havisham's house.
5. From whom is Pip supposed to get his money in London?
(a) Mr. Pocket.
(b) Miss Havisham.
(c) Mr. Wemmick.
(d) Mr. Jaggers.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the tailor where Pip gets his first suit?
2. How much older than Pip is his sister?
3. What does Miss Havisham give to Pip when he visits her after his sister's injury?
4. What does Pip add to the brandy to disguise the missing portion?
5. What does Pip's roommate in London aspire to be?
Short Essay Questions
1. About what does Pip read in the newspaper when he is visiting Estella?
2. What happens when Pip is challenged to a fight at Miss Havisham's house?
3. How does Joe feel when he visits Pip in London?
4. What does Pip bring to the escaped convict after going to his sister's house to find supplies?
5. What question does Miss Havisham ask Pip every time he goes to her house?
6. What does Pip say to Biddy when he takes her out on the marshes?
7. What causes Mrs. Pocket to burst into tears when Pip first meets her?
8. Towards what profession is Pip's education leading when he first visits with Mattew Pocket?
9. What do Joe and Biddy do as Pip leaves, and why?
10. What does Pip tell his sister he does at Miss Havisham's house when he comes back for the first time?
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