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WorksheetsRebecca - HI2 - Chapters 3 and 4
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 4mins
How many days did Mrs Van hopper stay in bed?
20
30
10
What did the narrator used to do with Mr. De Winter everyday?
They used to have lunch together
They used to have a drink together
They didn't use to do anything together
What did De Winter reply to the narrator when she asked
why he wanted her presence everyday in his car?
He said that she was beautiful and mysterious.
He said that he didn't have anyone more interesting to invite.
He said that he was not an interesting person, and she already
knew everything about him.
What would the narrator like to do with her memories?
She would like to be able to keep memories like scent in a candle.
She wouldn't like to be able to keep memories.
She would like to be able to keep memories like scent in a bottle
How do people describe de Winter's wife?
She was described lovely, clever and beautifully dressed.
She was described gorgeous, however, rude.
She wasn't considered very clever.
What did de Winter use to do while he was waiting for the
narrator in his car?
He was always combing his hair.
He was always eating chocolate.
He was always reading the paper.
How does De Winter describe his house?
It didn't have gardens and flowers in the woods, it was far from the sea, and it had this little valley hidden away
from the world.
It had gardens and flowers in the woods, it was nearby the sea, and it had this little hill hidden away from the world.
It had gardens and flowers in the woods, it was nearby the sea, and it had this little valley hidden away
from the world.
How did the narrator feel about leaving Monte Carlo?
She was sad about it.
She was glad about it
She was afraid of it
What did Mrs Van Hopper read at the breakfast in chapter 4?
She read a postcard written from her daughter.
She read a letter written from her daughter.
She read a novel written from her daughter.
Where is Mrs. Van Hopper planning to go?
To New York
To Chicago
To London
What did Mrs. Van Hopper tell the narrator about her marriage with
De Winter?
Mrs Van Hopper said that De Winter was marrying her
because he was lonely and that he didn't really love her.
Mrs Van Hopper said that De Winter was marrying her
because he was completely in love with her.
Mrs Van Hopper said that De Winter was just pretending he was going to marry her.
