Rebecca Chapters 20-21

How does the character of Rebecca develop in chapters 20-21?

• Rebecca becomes more timid and dependent.

• Rebecca becomes more assertive and independent.

• Rebecca's character remains unchanged.

• Rebecca becomes less assertive and independent.

What are some of the themes explored in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca?

• The themes explored in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca are science fiction and fantasy.

• The themes explored in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca are mystery and suspense.

• The themes explored in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca are love and romance.

• The themes explored in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca can vary depending on the reader's interpretation.

Identify one plot twist that occurs in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca.

• Rebecca's body was found in the sunken boat

• Maxim killed Rebecca and framed someone else for her murder

• Rebecca's body was never found and she is still alive

• Rebecca was actually alive and faked her own death

How does the author use foreshadowing in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca?

• By including a flashback scene where Rebecca is shown plotting her own death.

• By describing the protagonist's dreams about Rebecca's ghost haunting her.

• By hinting at the impending revelation of Rebecca's true nature and the secrets surrounding her death.

• By introducing a new character who is revealed to be Rebecca's long-lost sister.

Describe the conflict resolution in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca.

• The conflict is resolved through the protagonist's decision to seek revenge on Mrs. Danvers.

• The conflict is resolved through the protagonist's decision to leave Manderley and start a new life.

• The conflict is resolved through the protagonist's discovery of a hidden secret about Mrs. Danvers.

• The conflict is resolved through the protagonist's confrontation with Mrs. Danvers and gaining support from her husband.

What are the key traits or characteristics of Rebecca in chapters 20-21?

• The key traits or characteristics of Rebecca in chapters 20-21 can vary depending on the specific details and events described in those chapters. Without the specific context, it is not possible to provide a definitive answer.

• Rebecca is portrayed as a shy and introverted character in chapters 20-21.

• Rebecca is described as a fearless and adventurous person in chapters 20-21.

• Rebecca is depicted as a cunning and manipulative individual in chapters 20-21.

Discuss the significance of the themes of love and betrayal in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca.

• Love and betrayal are minor themes in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca.

• Love and betrayal are significant themes in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca.

• The themes of love and betrayal are only briefly mentioned in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca.

• The themes of love and betrayal are not significant in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca.

Explain how the plot twists in chapters 20-21 contribute to the overall suspense in Rebecca.

• The plot twists are confusing and make the story less suspenseful.

• The plot twists reveal new information and create intrigue.

• The plot twists are predictable and do not create any intrigue.

• The plot twists are irrelevant and do not contribute to the overall suspense.

Provide an example of foreshadowing in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca and explain its impact on the story.

• Mrs. Danvers mentioning the previous Mrs. de Winter's death by drowning.

• The mention of a storm approaching Manderley.

• Maxim de Winter's strange behavior in the boathouse.

• The description of the dark and foreboding atmosphere in the garden.

How does the conflict between the protagonist and antagonist get resolved in chapters 20-21 of Rebecca?

• The protagonist discovers that the antagonist is actually their long-lost sibling.

• The protagonist and antagonist engage in a physical fight, resulting in the death of one of them.

• The truth about Rebecca's death is revealed and the antagonist's true intentions are exposed.

• The protagonist and antagonist decide to put their differences aside and become friends.