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Great Expectations Study Deck

Pip's progress, Miss Havisham, Estella, Magwitch, Jaggers, and themes of class, ambition, and guilt.

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40 basic cards for High School Classic Novels. It opens with "What is Pip's full name?" and "What is Pip's occupation as a child?". Study it alongside the other High School sets below.

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What is Pip's full name?
Show answerPhilip Pirrip
What is Pip's occupation as a child?
Show answerBlacksmith's apprentice
What does Pip initially believe his great expectations are?
Show answerThat he will become a gentleman through a mysterious benefactor
Who is Pip's actual benefactor?
Show answerMagwitch
Who does Pip wrongly believe is his benefactor?
Show answerMiss Havisham
What does Pip learn about the relationship between class and worth?
Show answerThat social class does not determine character or true value
What does Miss Havisham wear constantly?
Show answerHer decayed wedding dress
Who abandons Miss Havisham before their wedding?
Show answerCompeyson
Why did Miss Havisham stop all the clocks in her house?
Show answerTo mark the moment she was abandoned
Who is Miss Havisham's adopted daughter?
Show answerEstella
What is Miss Havisham's purpose in raising Estella?
Show answerTo use her to break men's hearts as revenge for her own betrayal
Who are Estella's biological parents?
Show answerMolly (her mother) and Magwitch (her father)
How does Estella describe her capacity for emotion?
Show answerShe has no heart and cannot feel love
How does Pip respond emotionally to Estella?
Show answerHe falls in love with her despite her coldness
What truth is revealed about Estella's early life?
Show answerShe was taken from her mother as an infant and raised abroad

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