Description

Dicken's most autobiographical novel
Setting for Great Expectations
Estella's mother
Place of Pip's greatest expectation
Great Expectations type of novel
Dickens' book with Tiny Tim
Main character
Dickens was named after
Debtor's Prison in southern London
Age Charles quit school
Charles' father
Charles' weekly pay at 12 years old
Number of children fathered by Dickens
Pip's secret benefactor
Miss Havisham's manor
Pip is in love with
Church Dickens belonged to in his early years
Narrator of Great Expectations
Story point of view
For Victorian England citizens, social standing was
Victorian era was named after
Dickens was one of ___ children
Dickens' wife
Charles' mistress
Charles suffered emotional trauma from
Women who stayed with Charles until he died
Dickens' cause of death
Dickens' burial place
Dickens wrote ___ novels
Dickens got his start with this publication
Location for beginning of story
Captured convicts were taken to ___
Pip felt guilty for ___
The cake on Miss Havisham's dining room table was ____
Queen Victoria reigned for ___ years, until her death
Pip worked as a _____ apprentice
Mrs. Joe suffered this injury
What Pip will become
Pip would go to school in _____
Pip's journey from the country to London took ____ hours
Mr. Jaggers' occupation
Pip realizes the true measure of a man is his ______
Estella's husband who died in a horse accident
Attempted to murder Pip
Estella was adopted by

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