Great Expectations: Characters (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Great Expectations: Characters
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What does Pip's wish that Joe was 'more genteelly brought up' reveal about Pip?

Growing shame about humble beginnings

Why does Dickens use repetition of 'against' in Pip's quote about loving Estella?

To underscore obsessive, irrational love

What does Estella's declaration 'I have no heart' reveal about her character?

Emotional damage from manipulation

What theme does Estella's 'lack of sentiment' explore in the novel?

Identity shaped by external influences

What does Miss Havisham's repetition of 'Love her, love her, love her!' reveal?

Desire to use Estella as tool for revenge

What does the quote 'I am what you have made me' said by Estella highlight?

Consequences of manipulative upbringing

What does Joe's phrase 'best of friends' contrast with in the novel?

Pip's obsession with social status

What does Joe's phrase 'you can't help it' demonstrate about his character?

Forgiving nature and unconditional love

What does Magwitch's term 'second father' challenge in the novel?

Traditional ideas about family and class

What makes Magwitch's pride in making Pip a 'gentleman' ironic?

Forces Pip to confront shallow class ideas

What does Jaggers' advice 'take everything on evidence' emphasise?

Facts over appearances

What does Herbert's phrase 'part of my existence' about Pip highlight?

Lasting impact of childhood friendships

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