Great Expectations Chapter

Interpret the meaning behind the title 'Great Expectations' in relation to the events of Chapter 5.

• The title 'Great Expectations' refers to Pip's disappointment in his life choices.

• The title 'Great Expectations' signifies the abundance of wealth Pip will inherit.

• The title 'Great Expectations' symbolizes Pip's aspirations and the potential for a brighter future.

• The title 'Great Expectations' represents Pip's lack of ambition and drive.

Evaluate the pacing of the narrative in Chapter 5 of Great Expectations.

• Counting the number of pages in Chapter 5 as a measure of pacing

• Assessing the font style used in Chapter 5 to determine pacing

• Analyzing the pacing of the narrative in Chapter 5 involves examining the sequence of events, character interactions, and plot developments to determine the speed and intensity of the storytelling.

• Comparing the narrative pacing in Chapter 5 to a completely unrelated book

How does the author create suspense in Chapter 5 of Great Expectations?

• By revealing the ending at the beginning of the chapter

• By introducing mysterious characters, leaving clues, using foreshadowing, building tension through internal conflicts, and unknown motives.

• By using humor and light-hearted dialogue throughout the chapter

• By providing detailed descriptions of every character's appearance

Discuss the significance of the opening scene of Chapter 5 in Great Expectations.

• The opening scene of Chapter 5 in Great Expectations is significant as it introduces the character of Mrs. Joe and sets the tone for the harsh environment in which Pip lives.

• The opening scene of Chapter 5 in Great Expectations is full of errors and inconsistencies.

• The opening scene of Chapter 5 in Great Expectations is insignificant and adds no value to the story.

• The opening scene of Chapter 5 in Great Expectations focuses on a completely different character not relevant to the plot.

_______ -an eccentric old woman

• Estella

• Miss Havisham

• Mr Wopsle’s great aunt

Mrs Joe -

• Short-tempered

• Stern

• Ambitious

• Overbearing

Pip is an orphan who lives in the marsh country along the river

• Mississippi

• Thames

• Nile

• Amazon

Christmas dinner is a nerve-wracking one for Pip as he fears :

• What will Mr. Pumblechook do when he tastes the watered-down brandy

• What will happen when his sister discovers that the pork-pie is gone

• None of the above

Pip goes to an evening school in the village run by

• Mr. Wopsle

• Mr. Pumblechook

• Mr Wopsle’s great aunt

• Biddy

_______ escorts Pip to Miss Havisham’s house.

• Uncle Pumblechook

• Mr. Wopsle

• Biddy

• Camila