In which Dickens novel does Pip appear?
Correct answer: B. Great Expectations
- A. Bleak House
- B. Great Expectations
- C. A Tale of Two Cities
- D. The Pickwick Papers
Explanation
Pip is the first-person narrator and central character of Great Expectations, whose moral and social development Dickens traces from childhood to adulthood. The other novels have different protagonists.
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