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Rebecca

Daphne du Maurier

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Chapters 12-14 Quiz

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1 of 5
What does the heroine break and then hide?

A china vase
A glass figure
A clock
A cigar cutter

2 of 5
How does Maxim feel about the incident with the broken ornament?

Nothing
Out of place
Enraged
Amused

3 of 5
What does Maxim go to London for in early June?

A book launch
An awards ceremony
A public dinner
A conference

4 of 5
To what animal does Ben compare Rebecca?

A dog
A snake
A cow
A bird

5 of 5
What does the heroine think Jack Favell might be?

A thief
A lover
A cook
A postman

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