Rebecca

In her dream of Manderley, the narrator stands where?

• By an iron gate leading to the drive.

• By a wooden gate leading to the drive.

• At the door of the boatshed.

• At the window of Rebecca's room.

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What is/was Manderley?

• a child that the narrator had miscarried

• the name of the mansion where she once lived

• the sailboat that she loved so much

• The narrator's last name

• Option 3

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What is an appropriate word to use for the dream picture of Manderley's grounds and garden?

• Placid

• Overgrown

• Exciting

• Beautiful

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Why did Maxim get mad when he saw his dress?

• Because it was ugly.

• Because it was poorly designed.

• Because it was the last dress Rebecca wore in the Fancy Dress Ball.

• Because there were 2 identical dresses at the party.

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What is the main theme of the novel 'Rebecca'?

• Love and romance

• Jealousy and insecurity

• Adventure and exploration

• War and peace

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Who is the author of 'Rebecca'?

• Jane Austen

• Emily Brontë

• Daphne du Maurier

• Charlotte Brontë

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What is the name of the estate where much of 'Rebecca' takes place?

• Pemberley

• Manderley

• Thornfield Hall

• Wuthering Heights

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In 'Rebecca', who is the narrator of the story?

• Rebecca

• Mrs. Danvers

• The second Mrs. de Winter

• Maxim de Winter

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What role does Mrs. Danvers play in 'Rebecca'?

• The housekeeper

• The cook

• The gardener

• The chauffeur

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What is the significance of the boat house in 'Rebecca'?

• It's where the narrator hides

• It's where Rebecca's body is found

• It's where the final confrontation occurs

• It's where the narrator first meets Maxim

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