Great Expectations, Chapters 13-18, Grades 9-10
Chapters 13-18 of 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens mark a turning point in Pip's life, as he receives news of a mysterious benefactor who wishes to finance his transformation into a gentleman. These chapters explore the themes of identity, transformation, and the consequences of ambition. Pip's relationships with the people of his village, especially Joe and Biddy, begin to shift as he prepares to leave for London. This assignment will help you analyze the impact of these developments on Pip and those around him.
Question 1
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How does Pip react to the news of his great expectations, and what does this reveal about his character?
Question 2
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Describe the changes in Pip's attitude towards Joe and Biddy as he prepares to leave for London. Provide specific examples from the text.
Question 3
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Analyze the character of Mr. Jaggers and his role in the story so far. What impression does he make on Pip and the reader?
Question 4
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Discuss the theme of social class as it is further developed in these chapters. How does Pip's impending move to London and his expectations affect his views on social class?
Question 5
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Reflect on the concept of 'gentleman' as it is presented in these chapters. How does Pip's understanding of what it means to be a gentleman begin to change?
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