Pip's Journey in Great Expectations

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens follows Pip, an orphan, as he navigates life from humble beginnings to becoming a gentleman. He encounters a convict, helps him, and later learns the convict is his benefactor. Pip's infatuation with Estella, raised by Miss Havisham to break hearts, leads to heartbreak. Ultimately, Pip finds value in friendship and forgiveness, returning to his roots and reconciling with those he loves.

What is the main theme of 'Great Expectations' as introduced in the beginning?

• The importance of friendship and love

• The struggle for power

• The pursuit of wealth and social status

• The impact of war

Who does Pip encounter at the graveyard?

• A lost child

• A mysterious woman

• A convict

• A wealthy gentleman

How does Pip feel about his social status after visiting Miss Havisham?

• Excited and hopeful

• Indifferent

• Ashamed and miserable

• Proud and content

Who informs Pip about his anonymous benefactor?

• Miss Havisham

• Joe Gregory

• A lawyer named Jaggers

• Herbert Pocket

What is Herbert Pocket's role in Pip's life?

• His rival

• His mentor and friend

• His employer

• His enemy

What does Pip learn about Estella's upbringing?

• She was raised to be a kind and loving person

• She was raised to break men's hearts

• She was raised to be a servant

• She was raised to be a scholar

Who is revealed to be Pip's true benefactor?

• Joe Gregory

• Herbert Pocket

• Abel Magwitch

• Miss Havisham

What happens to Compeyson during the escape attempt?

• He escapes successfully

• He drowns in a struggle with Magwitch

• He flees the country

• He is captured by the police

How does Pip's life change after Magwitch's death?

• He moves to America

• He marries Estella immediately

• He falls into debt and illness

• He becomes wealthy and powerful

What is the final outcome for Pip and Estella?

• They part ways forever

• They remain friends and possibly more

• They never see each other again

• They become business partners