CHAPTER 30 Quiz β Great Expectations
by Charles Dickens
Comprehension Quiz: CHAPTER 30
Why does Pip ask Mr. Jaggers to dismiss Orlick?
- Orlick attacked Pip on the marshes
- Pip doubts Orlick is trustworthy for a post at Miss Havisham's
- Orlick was stealing from Miss Havisham
- Miss Havisham personally requested his removal
What is Trabb's boy carrying when Pip first sees him in the street?
- A bolt of fabric
- An empty blue bag
- A basket of bread
- A walking stick
What phrase does Trabb's boy repeatedly cry while imitating Pip?
- "Look at me now!"
- "Don't know yah!"
- "Who does he think he is?"
- "A gentleman, indeed!"
How does Herbert react when Pip confesses his love for Estella?
- He is shocked and speechless
- He warns Pip to stay away from Satis House
- He calmly says he has always known
- He laughs and changes the subject
What crucial observation does Herbert make about Jaggers and Estella?
- Jaggers told Herbert that Estella would marry Pip
- Jaggers never once referred to Estella in connection with Pip's expectations
- Jaggers warned Herbert that Estella was dangerous
- Jaggers said Miss Havisham opposed the match
What is Clara's father's former occupation?
- A ship's captain
- A dockworker
- A species of purser
- A naval officer
How does Herbert describe Pip's character?
- "A proud man with nothing to be proud of"
- "A good fellow, with impetuosity and hesitation, boldness and diffidence, curiously mixed"
- "A gentle soul who deserves better than he gets"
- "A romantic fool chasing impossible dreams"
What does Pip send to Joe as reparation for not visiting?
- A letter of apology and money
- A penitential codfish and barrel of oysters
- A new set of blacksmith tools
- A Christmas hamper from London
Pip physically fights Trabb's boy in the street after being mocked.
Herbert reveals that he is secretly engaged to a girl named Clara.
What does "paroxysm" mean in: "feigned to be in a paroxysm of terror and contrition"?
- A gentle trembling
- A sudden uncontrollable outburst
- A slow realization
- A deliberate performance
What does "diffidence" mean in Herbert's description of Pip?
- Arrogance and pride
- Shyness arising from lack of self-confidence
- Anger and resentment
- Indifference to others' opinions
What does "affianced" mean in: "his affianced already knew me by reputation"?
- His business partner
- His close friend
- His fiancΓ©e; someone engaged to be married
- His sister
Comprehension Quiz
Question 1 of 0
Score: 0 / 0