Great Expectations - Connections

Miss Haversham is the most appropriate association for this picture because she is a character known for her eccentric and haunting appearance. This picture may depict a woman who is dressed in a peculiar manner, possibly wearing a wedding dress and surrounded by decaying objects, which aligns with Miss Haversham's portrayal in Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations." Mrs. Joe and Pip are other characters from the same novel, but they do not have the same eerie and mysterious qualities as Miss Haversham.

Based on the given options, the person associated with the picture is Joe Gargery.

The correct answer is Magwitch because Miss Haversham and Pip are characters from Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations," while Magwitch is also a character from the same novel. Magwitch is a convict who becomes a benefactor to Pip and plays a significant role in the story.

Mrs Joe used to beat Pip with a cane called Tickerlo.

The transport Pip used to travel to London to become a gentleman.

Pip tried to get Magwitch back to Australia by using a boat.

The question asks for the person associated with the picture, and the correct answer is Herbert Pocket.

Wittles taken to the churchyard

Based on the information given, the correct answer would be Jaggers. The question asks who is associated with the picture, and out of the given options, Jaggers is the only one mentioned. Without any further context or details about the picture, it can be assumed that Jaggers is the correct answer.

The correct answer is Pip because he is the main character in Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations." The picture is likely depicting Pip based on the context of the question and the options provided. Pip is a young orphan who encounters various characters throughout the story, including Magwitch and Miss Havisham, but he is the central figure and protagonist of the novel.

Pip took a pie to the churchyard for Magwitch "Wittles"

The correct answer is Miss Haversham. In the given options, Mrs Joe and Jaggers are not associated with this picture. However, Miss Haversham is a character from Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations" and is often depicted as a wealthy and eccentric spinster. Therefore, it can be inferred that the picture is associated with Miss Haversham.

This picture is associated with Joe Gargery because he is one of the options given and the correct answer. Without any additional information or context provided, it is not possible to determine any specific reason why this picture would be associated with Joe Gargery over the other options.