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Who does Pip think his secret benefactor is?

• Joe

• Miss Havisham

• Wemmick

• Jaggers

What does the letter that sends Pip home say?

• Joe has died.

• Mrs. Joe has died.

• Biddy has died.

• Miss Havisham has died.

Why does Pip feel uncomfortable at the funeral?

• His uncle refuses to talk to him.

• He feels it is too extravagant.

• The people in town all ask him for money.

• Miss Havisham insists on going with him.

Why does Pip say Orlick should be fired from Miss Havisham’s house?

• He stole from her.

• He has bad hygiene.

• He isn’t the right sort of man.

• He attacked Pip’s sister.

What does Joe mean when he says that Wopsle has had a drop?

• He fell down.

• He has become a famous actor.

• He has become a preacher.

• His career is not going well.

Why does Wemmick refer to Newgate as his greenhouse?

• He is being sarcastic, because there is nothing green there.

• He is being metaphorical, because he takes care of his clients there.

• He is being literal, because he keeps a garden there to make it more cheerful.

• He is being facetious, teasing Pip to take advantage of his ignorance.

How does Estella react when Pip says he is doing as well as he can, living away from her?

• She begins to cry.

• She begins to laugh.

• She calls him crazy.

• She calls him silly.

Why do Pip and Herbert begin to acquire a lot of debt?

• Pip refuses to give Herbert money.

• Pip does not want to make Herbert feel bad, so he buys things on credit because Herbert doesn’t have the money to pay.

• Jagger refuses to give Pip any more money, so he buys things on credit.

• Neither Pip nor Herbert is able to keep track of how much money they spend.

How does Pip react to Mrs. Joe's death?

• He cries for a long time.

• He is happy to see her go.

• He is angry at Orlick.

• He is angry at Joe.

What is the Finches of the Grove?

• a hunting club

• a social club

• a poulterer

• a school for young gentlemen