Rebecca Chapter 8

How can we tell that the narrator feels there was too much food at breakfast?

• She loads her plate with food

• She lists a whole range of food that she said could have fed, 'a dozen people.'

• She tells Maxim that there is too much food.

What makes the narrator feel like an outsider in her new home?

• That she doesn't seem to like it.

• That she feels breakfast was a waste

• That she could not go into her bedroom because it was being cleaned, wanted to light a fire in the library and didn't know where the morning room was.

What flowers does the writer describe as being a part of the morning room, both outside and in a vase inside the room?

• Daisies

• Hydrangeas

• Rhodedendrons

• Roses

The narrator is finally called by a name...what is that name?

• Mrs Van Hopper

• Deidre Amos

• Mrs Danvers

• Mrs de Winter

What does the following quotation tell the readers about how the narrator feels about being the new Mrs de Winter and living at Manderley: (she compares her handwriting to that of Rebecca's) 'I noticed for the first time how cramped and unformed was my own handwriting, without individuality, without style, uneducated even, the writing of an indifferent pupil taught in a second-rate school.'

• That she loves her new life and feels like she had risen in the social ranks

• That she feels inferior to the first Mrs de Winter and out of place at Manderley.

• That she feels like everyone has supported her and welcomed her to Manderley.

• That she feels that things will get better soon.