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What is the main idea of this chapter?
There is a Christmas dinner held at the Gargery household.
What happens when Pip gets home?
He expects that Mrs. Joe Gargery is waiting to punish him; however, she only asks where he has been.
What does the small family do after cooking?
They prepare to go to church.
What does Pip use as an excuse when asked where he was?
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Who was invited to dinner?
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What does Mr. Wopsle look like?
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What does Uncle Pumblechook look like?
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What does Mrs. Hubble look like?
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What does Mr. Hubble look like?
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What is the relationship between Pip and Joe Gargery?
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What happens when Mr. Pumblechook drank the 'brandy'?
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What happens after the tar incident?
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Study Notes
Main Event
- A Christmas dinner is held at the Gargery household, showcasing family dynamics and social interactions.
Pip's Return Home
- Upon returning home, Pip anticipates punishment from Mrs. Joe Gargery but is only asked about his whereabouts.
Pre-Church Preparations
- The small family prepares to attend church after completing the Christmas dinner and other activities.
Excuse for Absence
- Pip tells the truth about being out, claiming he went to hear Christmas carols to avoid suspicion.
Dinner Guests
- Dinner guests include Mr. Wopsle (the church clerk), Mr. Hubble (wheelwright), Mrs. Hubble, and Uncle Pumblechook (Joe's uncle).
Mr. Wopsle's Appearance
- Mr. Wopsle is characterized by his curved nose and large bald head.
Uncle Pumblechook's Description
- Uncle Pumblechook has a prominent mouth resembling that of a fish, full eyes, and sandy hair that stands upright.
Mrs. Hubble's Traits
- Mrs. Hubble is described as sharp-edged, holding a position considered juvenile.
Mr. Hubble's Features
- Mr. Hubble is an old man with high shoulders, and he gives off a scent similar to sawdust.
Pip and Joe's Relationship
- Joe Gargery shows kindness towards Pip, treating him as a younger brother in contrast to how Mrs. Joe treats him.
Brandy Incident
- Uncle Pumblechook consumes what he believes is brandy but is actually tar, leading him to make faces and dance outside, causing a comedic scene.
Aftermath of the Tar Incident
- After the tar mix-up, Pip tries to retrieve a non-existent pork pie, is overwhelmed by fear, and runs outside, only to be halted by military soldiers.
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Dive into the events of Chapter 4 of 'Great Expectations' with this quiz. Explore the key happenings including the Christmas dinner at the Gargery household and Pip's return home. Test your understanding of the chapter with these flashcards.
