Charles Dickens and Great Expectations

What is Mr. Pumblechook's profession?

• Seedsman

• Gardner

• Blacksmith

• Baker

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What card game did Pip and Estella play?

• Blackjack

• Go Fish

• Beggar

• War

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Which is NOT a name for Miss Havisham's house?

• Satis

• Castle Havisham

• Manor House

• Enough House

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Choose the description of the story setting.

• Mysterious

• Romantic

• Depressing

• Fun

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Pip compares Miss Havisham to ___ and ___.

• A wax form, skeleton

• A queen, a princess

• A skeleton, a ghost

• A poor lady, a liar

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All of the following are works from Charles Dickens, EXCEPT ...

• Christmas Carol

• Bleak House

• Oliver Twist

• The Mayor of Canterbridge

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Charles Dickens focused his works on ___ and ___.

• Disease, Wealth

• Poverty, Injustice

• Wealth ,Business

• Crime, Disease

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The pivotal point in Charles Dickens life was ....

• Being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

• Going to jail for unpaid debts.

• Moving to London at age 11 with his family.

• Saving the lives of people in a buggy carriage that crashed.

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Estella would be described as_____.

• spolied

• poor

• shy

• sweet

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What day of the week did Pip visit Miss Havisham?

• Monday

• Tuesday

• Wednesday

• Thursday

• Friday

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