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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. Where has Pip previously met his roommate in London?
(a) Miss Havisham's house.
(b) The Blue Boar.
(c) The forge.
(d) Mr. Jaggers's office.

2. What is Joe asked to do when his Christmas dinner is interrupted?
(a) Feed some hungry men.
(b) File a chain.
(c) Shoe a horse.
(d) Pick a lock.

3. At what time are all the clocks in Miss Havisham's house stopped?
(a) 9:00 AM.
(b) 10:20 AM.
(c) 8:40 AM.
(d) 11:40 AM.

4. What does Pip tell his sister he was doing when he comes home after helping the convict?
(a) Watching the sunset.
(b) Fishing in the stream.
(c) Listening to carols.
(d) Playing with a friend.

5. Who teaches Pip the alphabet?
(a) Mrs. Wopsle.
(b) Mrs. Joe.
(c) Biddy.
(d) Joe.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who makes Pip despise his surroundings?

2. Why does Pip lie to his sister about Miss Havisham?

3. What is the name of the tavern that Joe frequents?

4. What does Herbert tell Pip to do when Pip says he is in love with Estella?

5. Where does Pip hide the bread he plans to bring to the convict?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Molly look like?

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

3. What do Joe and Biddy do as Pip leaves, and why?

4. What does the convict do with the file Pip brought to him?

5. How does Pip feel about his sister's injury, and who does he think caused it?

6. What happens when Pip goes to find Joe at a local tavern after his first day at Miss Havisham's house?

7. What surprising event does Pip see on a handbill when he returns to London after visiting Estella?

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

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

10. What does Mrs. Joe have Pip and Joe do when Pip returns from helping the convict?

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