Rebecca Reyna

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.

How does the narrator's perception of Rebecca change after visiting her bedroom?

• She feels a kinship with Rebecca

• She becomes more curious about her life

• She feels overshadowed by Rebecca's legacy

• She is indifferent towards Rebecca's past

What is the primary setting of the novel 'Rebecca' by Daphne du Maurier?

• Manderley

• Pemberley

• Thornfield Hall

• Wuthering Heights

Who is the author of the novel 'Rebecca'?

• Jane Austen

• Charlotte Brontë

• Daphne du Maurier

• Emily Brontë

In 'Rebecca', what is the name of the narrator's husband?

• Maxim de Winter

• George Knightley

• Edward Rochester

• Heathcliff

What is the significance of the character Rebecca in the novel?

• She is the narrator's best friend

• She is the deceased first wife of Maxim de Winter

• She is the narrator's sister

• She is the housekeeper at Manderley

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Rebecca' to create suspense?

• Foreshadowing

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

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

• She is the narrator's confidante

• She is the antagonist who idolizes Rebecca

• She is a distant relative of the narrator

• She is a guest at Manderley

How does the novel 'Rebecca' begin?

• With a description of Manderley

• With the narrator's dream

• With a letter from Rebecca

• With a conversation between the narrator and Maxim

What theme is central to the novel 'Rebecca'?

• Love and friendship

• Jealousy and identity

• War and peace

• Adventure and exploration