Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier Ch 7

Chapter 7 fast forwards past the de Winter's honeymoon, and they are in London. Where are they headed now?

• back to Monte Carlo
• New York
• Manderley
• Venice

When they drive up the winding driveway, what is one thing that surprised the narrator?

• the bright red wall of rhododenrons
• The wide cement drive all the way up the twists and turns
• The chapel built on the property
• Max's seeming happiness to be home.

Much to Maxim's dismay, what had Mrs. Danvers arranged when they finally arrived at the house?

• a greeting by all the staff
• a grand welcome home party
• a surprise wedding reception
• nothing at all

Which person on the staff seemed to show disdain for the narrator even though her words were welcoming?

• Rebecca
• Mrs. Danvers
• Frith
• Mrs. Van Hopper

From how she greets the staff to how she thinks about how she now owns Manderley, what overall issue does the narrator seem to have?

• She is merely stupid. Her lack of education is so obvious.
• She is young. Her lack of confidence and authority over her own home is ridiculous.
• She is not sophisticated. She is merely a hick in a sophisticated world, and she does not know how to act.
• She is pompous and selfish now, acting like the new queen of Manderley.

Why didn't they dress for dinner?

• They don't do that while at home.
• There was not enough time.
• Their dinner clothes had not arrived from London yet.
• They were too tired from their travels and decided not to.

After dinner, they lounged in the library. What did she oddly realize while sitting there?

• She was sitting in Rebecca's chair with Rebecca's dogs.
• She woke up and realized she was dreaming.
• Mrs. Danvers, the skeleton servant, hated her.
• Max really did not love her, he just wanted a companion.