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1.

What is Pip’s initial living situation?

He lives in a wealthy household.

He lives with his sister and brother-in-law.

He is an orphan living on the streets.

He lives in London with Miss Havisham.

2.

Who is Magwitch in the story?

Pip's mentor.

A convict Pip helps.

A wealthy gentleman.

Estella's father.

3.

How does Pip feel about his origins as he gains wealth?

He is proud of his humble beginnings.

He becomes ashamed of them.

He is indifferent to his past.

He wants to forget about them entirely.

4.

What lesson does Pip ultimately learn?

Wealth is the most important goal.

True greatness lies in loyalty and humility.

Social class is everything.

Love is unimportant compared to ambition.

5.

What role does Miss Havisham play in Pip's journey?

She helps him become a gentleman.

She is a source of inspiration.

She causes him emotional pain.

She is his biological mother.

6.

What is the primary theme of 'Great Expectations'?

The pursuit of wealth.

The importance of social status.

The journey of moral growth and self-discovery.

The role of friendship in personal development.

7.

Which of the following statements best summarizes Pip's character development?

He becomes more selfish as he gains wealth.

He learns to appreciate his roots.

He remains unaware of his flaws.

He continuously seeks approval from others.

8.

What does Dickens critique through Pip's story?

The education system of his time.

The disparities in Victorian society.

The role of women in society.

The effectiveness of the legal system.

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