| A | B |
|---|
| What was the Tickler? | The tickler is Mrs. Gargery's way of discipling Pip. |
| Estella's mother | Molly |
| Estella's father | Magwitch |
| pale young gentleman | Herbert |
| got Pip the "job" with Miss Havisham | Uncle Pumblechook |
| Pip has | five brothers |
| tried to kill Pip | Orlick |
| How old is Pip when Magwitch returns to his life? | 23 |
| At what age was Pip to fully receive his money? | 21 |
| Who is Pip's tutor in London? | Matthew Pocket |
| What action does Jaggers perform obsessively? | washing his hands |
| What is Pip's reaction to Joe's visit to him in London? | embarrassed |
| Who takes credit for Pip's rise in social status? | Uncle Pumblechook |
| For most of the novel, whom does Pip suspect of being his secret benefactor? | Miss Havisham |
| What name does Wemmick call his elderly father? | "Aged Parent" |
| Who tells Pip that Compeyson was Miss Havisham's fiancé? | Herbert |
| Where does Estella live when she goes abroad? | France |
| What was the name of Miss Havisham's brother, Compeyson's first partner? | Arthur |
| What accident befalls Miss Havisham before her death? | burned in a fire |
| What code name do Pip and Herbert devise for Magwitch? | Provis |
| What is the source of the Havisham fortune? | brewery |
| Where did Pip get his name? | It was how he pronounced his last name when he was a child. |
| Who is the narrator of Great Expectations? | Pip |
| Mrs. Joe can best be described as: | Nagging and temperamental |
| Pip's relationship with Joe for much of the book can best described as: | An friendship, but some of the time unequal as Pip feels embarrassed by Joe |
| The convict who Pip feeds at the beginning of the novel reappears later with a name. That name is: | Magwitch |
| For Pip, dinner with Mrs. Joe was always: | agonizing |
| Pip is helped with his education at a young age by: | Biddy |
| Pip is first blessed with great expectations when: | He receives notification from Mr. Jaggers that he is to go to London. |
| When Joe visits Pip in London, the meal they had together can best be described as: | uncomfortable |
| It is apparent by midway through the book that Miss Havisham raised Estella to: | have no heart and break the hearts of men. |
| While living in London, Pip believes that he belongs with Estella and that they would be blissfully happy if they married. At the same time, however, Pip admits to himself: | that any time he spends with her he himself is constantly miserable. |
| The final words of Miss. Joe Gargery apparently indicated that: | she was apologizing for her behavior toward Pip and Joe. |
| The 'great expectation' that Pip expected for his 21st birthday was: | His benefactor would make her/himself known to Pip. |
| How does Pip help Herbert? | sets up a job for him |
| Why did Magwitch work all those years only to send the money to Pip? | because Pip fed him wittles many years before when he was an escaped convict. |
| Pip's reaction to Magwitch when the convict presents himself as Pip's benefactor is: | cold and disgusted |
| Magwitch needs to hide while in London because: | He would be arrested immediately in the police found him. |
| The half crazed man named Arthur who worked with Compeyson before Magwitch was actually: | Miss Havisham's brother. |
| According to Magwitch, why did Compeyson get a lesser sentence than Magwitch when they both got into trouble? | Only because Compeyson was a gentleman. |
| Wemmick finds out that Pip is being watched by: | Compeyson. |
| Ironically, after Miss Havisham catches on fire, the doctors lay her: | on her table where the wedding cake is. |
| Who does not know how to read? | Joe |
| Who spent time in Australia? | Magwitch |
