Great Expectations Ch. 12-14 Flashcard B

Front

What is Pip afraid might happen to him because of the fight with the pale young gentleman?

Back

Pip is afraid he will go to jail.

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What does Miss Havisham notice about Pip that makes her think he is ready to start his apprenticeship with Joe?

Back

Miss Havisham notices that Pip is growing taller.

Front

Did Pip sing the song Old Clementine in the forge and at Miss Havisham's house?

Back

False, Pip did not sing Old Clementine at both places.

Front

Who does Joe give all of the money for Pip's apprenticeship to?

Back

Joe gives all of the money to Mrs. Joe.

Front

How does Joe feel when talking to Miss Havisham?

Back

Joe feels uncomfortable talking to Miss Havisham.

Front

What is the significance of Pip's fear of jail in the context of his character development?

Back

It highlights Pip's growing awareness of the consequences of his actions.

Front

How does Miss Havisham's perception of Pip's growth reflect her character?

Back

It shows her desire to control Pip's future and her obsession with time.

Front

What role does Joe play in Pip's life during Chapters 12-14?

Back

Joe serves as a father figure and represents loyalty and kindness.

Front

What does Pip's relationship with Estella reveal about his aspirations?

Back

Pip's feelings for Estella drive his desire for self-improvement and social status.

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How does the setting of the forge contrast with Miss Havisham's house?

Back

The forge represents warmth and home, while Miss Havisham's house symbolizes decay and isolation.