Q 01/05
A) Peter Pipkin
B) Philip Pocket
C) Percival Pip
D) Philip Pirrip
Answer · why
Philip Pirrip was too much for his infant tongue, which 'could make of both names nothing longer or more explicit than Pip', so Pip he called himself ...
Q 02/05
A) Household Words
B) Bentley's Miscellany
C) The Cornhill Magazine
D) All the Year Round
Answer · why
All the Year Round was the weekly Dickens launched in 1859 after falling out with the publishers of Household Words, which he then won in court, close...
Q 03/05
A) In a London courtroom
B) In a graveyard on the Kent marshes
C) In a blacksmith's forge
D) On a prison hulk in the Medway
Answer · why
In a graveyard on the Kent marshes, Pip is studying his parents' tombstone when an escaped convict starts up from among the graves and turns him upsid...
Q 04/05
A) Food and a file
B) A boat and a map
C) Money and a coat
D) A pistol and a horse
Answer · why
Food and a file: Pip steals a pork pie, brandy and a file for him, and when soldiers recapture the convict he claims the theft as his own to keep the ...
Q 05/05
A) Rampage
B) Old Clem
C) Bolter
D) Tickler
Answer · why
Tickler was 'a wax-ended piece of cane, worn smooth by collision with my tickled frame', says Pip, whose sister likes to boast that she brought him up...
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