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Created by Terri StreetCopyright, 2000

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Click to return to question, Cont-P to switch to the pen,

cross out two incorrect answers,

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A. Satis House

C. Satyr House

B. Lockmont

D. Larchmont

What is the name of Miss Havisham’s Manor?

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A. Satis House

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A. Waving

C. Nodding

B. Smiling

D. Winking

The Aged Parent appreciates which gesture?

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C. Nodding

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A. Jaggers

C. Matthew Pocket

B. Magwitch

D. Miss Havisham

Who is Pip’s actual benefactor?

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B. Magwitch

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A. Magwitch

C. Mr. Pocket

B. Wemmick

D. Compeyson

Whose “chrisen’d” name was Abel?

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A. Magwitch

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A. cut up

C. broken arms

B. sunburned

D. burns

What injury to his hands did Pip have?

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D. Burns

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A. Crazy

C. He was an invalid

B. Ill

D. Dying

What is wrong with Clara’s father?

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C. He was an invalid

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A. Murder Mystery

C. Sci-Fi FuturisticDrama

B. Tracing the life ofthe protagonist

D. None of the above

The novel is a:

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B. Tracing the Life of the

Protagonist

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A. Wemmick

C. Wopsle

B. Compeyson

D. Estella

Whom does Pip see at the theater?

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C. Wopsle

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A. To talk proper

D. To write

What did Biddy teach Joe that he wanted to impress Pip

with?

C. To cook

B. To sew

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D. To Write

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Who was Estella’s birthmother?

A. Miss Havisham

C. Biddy D. Mrs. Joe Gargery

B. Molly

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B. Molly

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A. To fix handcuffs

Why do soldiers come to Pip’s house on Christmas?

C. To arrest Joe

B. To arrest Pip

D. To eat dinner

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A. To fix handcuffs

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B. Go to the crown

What will happen to all of Magwitch’s money and

possessions?

A. Go to Compeyson

C. Go To Pip D. Go to Molly

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B. Go to the crown

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C. Corn Chandler

In what trade is Pumblechook employed?

A. Judge B. Blacksmith

D. Hat Vender

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C. Corn Chandler

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D. Leg irons

What was left beside Mrs. Joe’s body?

A. handcuffs

C. Tickler

B. a stick

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D. Leg Irons

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A. Roger

What is one of the names of Pip’s brothers?

B. Sam

D. Charles C. Christopher

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A. Roger

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