Pip's Relationships and Decisions in Great Expectations

In Chapter 30 of 'Great Expectations', Pip decides to inform his guardian about his doubts regarding Orlick's suitability for a position of trust. His guardian agrees and plans to dismiss Orlick. Pip then encounters Trabb's boy, who mocks him, leading to a humiliating experience. Returning to London, Pip confides in Herbert about his love for Estella. Herbert offers advice, suggesting patience and caution. The chapter explores themes of trust, social status, and unrequited love.

What decision does Pip make regarding Orlick's position at Miss Havisham's?

• To recommend Orlick for the position

• To ignore his concerns about Orlick

• To inform his guardian of his doubts about Orlick

• To confront Orlick directly

How does Pip feel after encountering Trabb's boy in town?

• Amused and entertained

• Embarrassed and frustrated

• Indifferent and unconcerned

• Pleased and satisfied

What does Pip send to Joe as a gesture of reparation?

• A barrel of oysters and a codfish

• A letter of apology

• A new set of tools

• A bouquet of flowers

What does Pip confess to Herbert about his feelings?

• He is indifferent towards Estella

• He adores Estella

• He dislikes Estella

• He is afraid of Estella

What is Herbert's advice to Pip regarding his expectations?

• To give up on his expectations

• To be patient and wait for more information

• To confront his guardian

• To forget about Estella

Who is Herbert engaged to?

• Miss Havisham

• Clara

• Biddy

• Estella

What does Herbert reveal about Clara's family background?

• Her father is a wealthy businessman

• Her father is a renowned artist

• Her father was involved in victualing passenger ships

• Her father is a famous actor