CHAPTER 29 Quiz — Great Expectations
by Charles Dickens
Comprehension Quiz: CHAPTER 29
Who has taken the position of gate-porter at Satis House?
- Herbert Pocket
- Orlick
- Wemmick
- Joe Gargery
Why does Pip not immediately recognize Estella?
- She is wearing a disguise
- The room is too dark to see clearly
- She has matured so dramatically in beauty and womanhood that she appears to be a stranger
- Pip has forgotten what she looks like after many years apart
Where has Estella recently returned from?
- Italy
- France
- London
- Scotland
Estella claims she has no heart and no capacity for sentiment.
What does Miss Havisham repeatedly command Pip to do?
- Leave Satis House and never return
- Love Estella unconditionally
- Become a lawyer like Jaggers
- Forget his life as a blacksmith's boy
How does Miss Havisham define "real love"?
- Mutual respect and equal partnership
- Blind devotion, unquestioning self-humiliation, and utter submission
- Patience, kindness, and gentle encouragement
- Financial security and social advancement
Miss Havisham put some of her most beautiful jewels into Estella's hair during the evening.
What does Jaggers confirm about Estella when Pip asks?
- That Estella is Miss Havisham's biological daughter
- That Estella's surname is Havisham
- That Estella was born in France
- That Estella is Pip's intended bride
What word best describes a strong, persistent desire or longing, as in "wretched hankerings after money and gentility"?
- reticence
- hankering
- composure
- disparity
What does Jaggers reveal about Miss Havisham's eating habits?
- She eats only once a day at midnight
- She has never allowed herself to be seen eating or drinking since her current life began
- She eats only with Estella present
- She refuses all food and drink entirely
What word means a deliberate reluctance to speak or reveal information, as used to describe Jaggers at dinner?
- vehemence
- subjection
- reticence
- condescension
What game do Pip, Estella, Jaggers, and Miss Havisham play together?
- Poker
- Whist
- Chess
- Cribbage
Pip visits Joe at the forge during his stay in town.
What does Pip repeat to his pillow as he lies in bed at the end of the chapter?
- "I am a gentleman, I am a gentleman"
- "Love her, love her, love her"
- "I love her, I love her, I love her"
- "Forgive me, Joe, forgive me"
What word means great intensity of feeling or passionate fervor, as in the "vehemence" that possessed Miss Havisham?
- reticence
- composure
- vehemence
- disparity
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