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2. Pip's decision to study with Biddy to try to rise from his social class shows his A. selfishness. B. ambition. C. integrity. D. desperation.
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2. Pip's decision to study with Biddy to try to rise from his social class shows his

A. selfishness.
B. ambition.
C. integrity.
D. desperation.

User John Skiles Skinner
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Answer:

B. ambition. I Took The Test

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Answer:

B. ambition I think

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