1. What task does David perform for Peggotty in Chapter 33 to put her affairs in order?
2. Whom does David unexpectedly encounter at the "Commons office" while with Peggotty?
3. Why is Mr. Murdstone at the law office when David meets him?
4. How does Mr. Spenlow describe his conservative legal philosophy to David?
5. During the picnic, who is the "red-whiskered gentleman" that arouses David’s jealousy?
6. Who are Dora’s constant companions in the garden when David arrives for the picnic?
7. Where does David first declare his "great passion" and become engaged to Dora?
8. What is the immediate aftermath of David and Dora’s engagement?
9. Under what pseudonym is Mr. Micawber living to avoid his creditors?
10. What specific behavior does Mr. Micawber adopt as "Mr. Mortimer" to stay hidden?
11. What shocking news does Aunt Betsey bring to David in Chapter 34?
12. According to Aunt Betsey, what is the only thing she has left in the world besides the items in David’s room?
13. What does Miss Trotwood colloquially rename Peggotty in Chapter 35?
14. Why does David visit the office of Spenlow and Jorkins after his aunt’s ruin?
15. What is the outcome of David’s attempt to recover his aunt’s thousand pounds from Mr. Spenlow?
16. Who has become a "full partner" in Mr. Wickfield’s firm, much to David’s dismay?
17. How did Aunt Betsey lose her fortune, according to her explanation to Agnes?
18. What job does Agnes suggest for David to help earn extra income?
19. What are the terms of David’s employment with Dr. Strong?
20. What does Aunt Betsey repeatedly call David regarding his love for Dora?
