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How old was pip when he came of age
twenty-one
How many brothers and sisters did miss havisham have
no sisters but one half brother
When pip came to miss havishams house to inquire about why she needed to see him who was in the room with miss havisham
Estella...
What did Pip do the last night he spent with Joe and Biddy before he left for London
He dressed up in his new clothes for their delight.
What did pip ask of biddy with regard to joe
to continue educating him
How were Matthew Pocket and Camilla related
brother and sister
What does Pip do before he goes to London
all the answers are correct
According to Herbert Matthew Pocket had tried to warn Miss Havisham about which of the following
her fiance
Why did the coachman not want to debate Pip concerning the cost of his services
he was afraid of mr jaggers
Who is Mr Pocket Jr
He is the young man Pip had fought with at Miss Havisham's house.
According to Herbert Pocket why was Miss Havisham the way she was
she fell in love with a man who stood her up at the marrige altar and had bilked a considerate amount of money from her
Which of these words is a synonym for the answer Pip gave when Herbert asked if he could forget or detach himself from Estella
futile
What phrases is another way to express Pip's good fortune in Great Expectations
"All of the answers are correct"
Why are some of ancient sport no longer included
i say cause they don't use much technology so they think they are not very as valuable as other Olympic sports
How would you describe Mr Trabb's treatment of the young boy who worked for him
Mr. Trabb's treatment of the boy who worked for him can be described as abusive.
What conclusion can be reached based on the information in the reading passage
pip always lost A+
Based on the information in the chart which of these statements is true
Based on the information in the chart, which of these statements is true?
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