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Great Expectations chapters 1-7
Great Expectations chapters 1-7. Enter your search terms. Sunday, December 16, 2007. Great Expectations Chapters 1-7. Great Expectations Chapters 1-7. What kind of name is Pip? How did he get that name? Page 1 – Would a reader naturally think “small” or “large” about a character named Pip? 8220;important” or unimportant”)? One might say that the name sort of sounds like the word “garbage”. Joe – being a blacksmith – is where on society’s “totem-pole”? Where does Pip meet the convict? Why does Pip obey?
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Great Expectations 13-18
Enter your search terms. Sunday, December 16, 2007. Great Expectations chapters 13-18. Why does Miss Havisham invite Joe to the house? How can you tell that he is nervous? What does Miss Havisham give Pip? Why does she call Pip back? Look at the last line in chapter 13 and the first line in chapter 14. What is going on? How is Pip changing? What has caused his change? In your opinion is Pip changing for the worse or for the better? What is Pip’s obsession? How is this obsession ruling his life? Who might...
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Great Expectations 19-23
Enter your search terms. Sunday, December 16, 2007. Great Expectations – chapters 19-23. Who credits himself for Pip’s new success? How has his attitude towards Pip changed? Why does Sarah Pocket seem jealous when Pip is saying his goodbyes to Miss Havisham? What does Pip argue with Biddy about before he leaves? What is Pip embarrassed to do on page 159? Mr Trabb greets Pip in a “hail-fellow-well-met” kind of way. How has his attitude toward Pip changed? How does Trabb’s boy feel about Pip? Who seems to ...
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Great Expectations 24-30
Enter your search terms. Sunday, December 16, 2007. Great Expectations chapters 24-30. Why does Pip ask Mr. Jaggers for 20 pounds? Does he get it? Where did Wemmick get his brooch? What does he mean, “my guiding star always is get hold of portable property”? Who is the sulky, idle, rich, suspicious student of Mr. Pocket’s? Who are Camilla and Georgiana? Why do they hate Pip? Why does Jaggers leave his doors unlocked according to Wemmick? Who is “the Aged”? How does Wemmick treat him? Who is the Avenger?
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Great Expectations 31-37
Enter your search terms. Sunday, December 16, 2007. What play do Herbert and Pip go to see? How can you tell which play it is? Is the acting good? Why does Wemmick visit Newgate? How does Pip learn that Estella is on her way to London? Why is she going there? 8220;It is not easy for you to see the satisfaction it gives me to see those people thwarted”(268). What might you gather about Estella’s personality – similar to Miss Havisham’s? 8220;You ridiculous boy…will you never take warning? Except in my bad...
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Great Expectations 51-59
Enter your search terms. Sunday, December 16, 2007. Great Expectations – Chapters 51-59. Who is Estella’s father? Who does Pip tell? How did Estella end up being raised by Miss Havisham? How does Jaggers argue against telling the secret of Estella’s parentage? Why do Jaggers and Wemmick order Mike out of the office? Where is Herbert’s job going to take him? Why isn’t Pip surprised when Herbert announces that he will be going to “the land of the Arabian nights”? Why does Pip go alone to the sluice-house?
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Great Expectations 8-12
Enter your search terms. Sunday, December 16, 2007. Great Expectations Chapters 8-12. Great Expectations Chapters 8-12. Describe Miss Havisham’s house. Page 53. What is the significance of this quote – “No brewing was going on it, and none seemed to have gone on for a long time”(53). “Better not try to brew beer now or it will turn out sour.” (54). 8221; said the girl; “but you see she don’t.” Page 54. What can you tell about the girl who let Pip in? What kind of attitude does she have? If so, do you thi...
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Child care and early learning center. Our mission is to provide a quality childcare experience that helps your child develop physically, socially, and emotionally. At Great Expectations, we often have field trips, ice cream parties, movie days, and play lots of exciting games. Children learn best from experiencing the world around them.
