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  1. How does Dickens create sympathy for his characters in the first 11 chapters of Great Expectations?

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    • Submitted: 20/05/2011

  2. How does Charles Dickens engage and sustain the reader in the opening chapter of Great Expectations?

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    • Submitted: 16/05/2011

  3. How does Charles Dickens make the the first chapter of "Great Expectations" effective?

    • Word count: 826
    • Submitted: 29/04/2011

  4. Oliver Twist

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    • Submitted: 25/04/2011

  5. Great Expectations Character analysis of Magwitch and Pip

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    • Submitted: 18/04/2011

  6. Having read Great Expectations how effective is the opening chapter? Discuss the methods Dickens used to ensure his readers continuing interest.

    • Word count: 1128
    • Submitted: 16/04/2011

  7. Discuss how Charles Dickens builds tension in Chapters 1 and in Chapter 39 of his novel Great Expectations?

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    • Submitted: 14/04/2011

  8. How does dickens create an effective opening to great expectations ?

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    • Submitted: 10/04/2011

  9. Great Expectations Courcework

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    • Submitted: 04/04/2011

  10. How does Charles Dickens present Pip as vulnerable in the opening chapters of Great Expectations?

    • Word count: 1610
    • Submitted: 30/03/2011
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