How does the loss of his parents affect the way Pip functions?
Discussion Questions
200
Why does the criminal claim that the 'young man' will rip out Pip's heart and liver?
To strike fear in him, and make sure he comes back with the goods.
200
Where do they live?
In marsh country
200
When does Pip show ambition and strive for self improvement?
Discussion question. Answers will vary.
200
What did Pip bring to the criminal?
Food,Brandy, and a file.
300
How does Pip's experiences relate to your own life?
No right answer. Just talkin'
300
How does the criminal taking responsibility for Pip's actions reflect on his character?
Time to Discuss!
300
What was the first room that Pip played in when he went to Miss Havisham's house?
It was a dressing room
300
How does the themes in Great Expectations relate back to Aristotle?
Discussion Question for upperclassmen.
300
What is Mr. Joe Gargery's occupation?
blacksmith.
400
Why did the criminal take the blame for Pip?
Discussion Time!! WHOO!!
400
What is the first emotion that Pip exibits when confronting the secret-looking man???
FEAR.
400
What did Miss Havisham say was going to be the second room?
Her burial plot
400
Explain times in the story when Pip was plagued with guilt......(come up with 2 examples)
Discussion Question. Hurrahhh!!
400
Who is Mrs. Joe to Pip?
His sister.
500
What are Pip's values and emotions throughout the story?
Discussion Question.
500
What vibe does Mr. Wopsle put forth?
A very curious, weird man. Build on this.
500
Where did he meet the young man?
In the garden
500
Do you think that social class will overcome his good sense of kindness? or vice versa? (BY the way these are two themes you can see in the story) Explain.
Discuss the question.
500
When did Pip's parents die?
During his infancy because he has no memory of his parents.