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WorksheetsRebecca
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
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.
What is/was Manderley?
a child that the narrator had miscarried
the name of the mansion where she once lived
the sailboat that she loved so much
The narrator's last name
Option 3
What is an appropriate word to use for the dream picture of Manderley's grounds and garden?
Placid
Overgrown
Exciting
Beautiful
Why did Maxim get mad when he saw his dress?
Because it was ugly.
Because it was poorly designed.
Because it was the last dress Rebecca wore in the Fancy Dress Ball.
Because there were 2 identical dresses at the party.
What is the main theme of the novel 'Rebecca'?
Love and romance
Jealousy and insecurity
Adventure and exploration
War and peace
Who is the author of 'Rebecca'?
Jane Austen
Emily Brontë
Daphne du Maurier
Charlotte Brontë
What is the name of the estate where much of 'Rebecca' takes place?
Pemberley
Manderley
Thornfield Hall
Wuthering Heights
In 'Rebecca', who is the narrator of the story?
Rebecca
Mrs. Danvers
The second Mrs. de Winter
Maxim de Winter
What role does Mrs. Danvers play in 'Rebecca'?
The housekeeper
The cook
The gardener
The chauffeur
What is the significance of the boat house in 'Rebecca'?
It's where the narrator hides
It's where Rebecca's body is found
It's where the final confrontation occurs
It's where the narrator first meets Maxim
How does the novel 'Rebecca' begin?
With a wedding
With a dream
With a funeral
With a party
What is the relationship between Maxim de Winter and Rebecca in the novel 'Rebecca'?
Siblings
Friends
Husband and wife
Cousins
What is the climax of the novel 'Rebecca'?
The discovery of Rebecca's body
The narrator's arrival at Manderley
The fire at Manderley
The narrator's confrontation with Mrs. Danvers
What literary device is predominantly used in 'Rebecca' to create suspense?
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Irony
Metaphor
What is the ultimate fate of Manderley in 'Rebecca'?
It is sold
It is destroyed by fire
It is inherited by the narrator
It becomes a museum
