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Great Expectations, Chapters 7-12, Grades 11-12

This assignment focuses on Chapters 7-12 of Charles Dickens's 'Great Expectations.' These chapters delve deeper into Pip's world, introducing new characters and complex emotions tied to his ambitions and societal pressures. As you answer the questions, consider how Dickens develops themes and characters, and how these elements interact to advance the plot.

Question 1

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How does Pip's first visit to Satis House affect his self-perception and his view of his future?

Question 2

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Describe Miss Havisham's character based on Pip's observations. What do her actions and surroundings suggest about her past and her influence on Estella?

Question 3

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Analyze the relationship between Pip and Estella in these chapters. How does Dickens portray Estella's influence on Pip?

Question 4

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Discuss how Dickens uses the setting of Satis House to reflect the themes of decay and stagnation. How does this setting affect the characters who interact with it?

Question 5

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Examine the development of the theme of ambition in these chapters. How does Pip's encounter with the upper class shape his desires and motivations?

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