Great Expectations

How old was Pip at the beginning of the given excerpt?

• 7

• 14

• 23

• 38

What was the weather like at this point in the story?

• Sunny

• Stormy

• Foggy

• Snowy

What was Pip's first impression of his nighttime visitor?

• He was a dirty but handsome man who looked like he was starving.

• He was an old but strong man who looked like he had been traveling.

• He was a thin fragile man who looked like he was dying of a disease.

• He was an odd-looking young man who looked very familiar.

When the man was finally inside Pip's place and he spoke his first few words, Pip realized that he was speaking to who?

• The lawyer who gave him his money

• The convict he met when he was seven

• Herbert's long lost twin brother

• It was Herbert, but so much has changed with him.

What was Pip's initial reaction the moment his visitor wanted to hug him?

• He hugged his visitor tightly with tears running down his eyes.

• He did not like that his visitor was there.

• He stood motionless unsure of what to do.

• He was happy to see him, but he was also sad.

Now that Pip is richer than before, he remembered that he owed this visitor a debt so he repaid him. After giving the visitor this money, what did the visitor do?

• He set the cash on fire.

• He quietly put it in his pocket.

• He said he did not want it, but he obviously did.

• He took it and kissed Pip's hands in gratitude.

After this incident, the visitor proceeded to ask Pip some questions, which Pip answered. Eventually, what did Pip realize?

• This guest is actually the one giving him money the whole time.

• This guest is the one who killed his sister.

• This guest is actually the one who the money was really meant for.

• This guest mixed him up with Herbert, his roommate.

How did Pip react when this revelation was dropped on him?

• He was shocked because he was traumatized by this man the whole time.

• He was in tears because he could not believe a stranger would do that.

• He was disgusted and he even vomited.

• He was angry and he proceeded to force the man out of his home.

While Pip was trying to process this information, how did the visitor react to Pip?

• He was proud of what Pip had become.

• He was disappointed that Pip blew all the money.

• He was sad that Pip hates him.

• He was ordering Pip to give him back the money.

As the visitor worked overseas, what was the one thought that kept him going?

• That he was making a gentleman out of Pip

• That Pip would love him as a second father

• That he owed everything he got because Pip freed him that one time

• That he could eventually retire and live with Pip