Advanced English I Exam

Front 1

What does the doctor reveal?

Back 1

Rebecca was sterile

Front 2

Where do Maxim and the narrator first encounter the name Baker?

Back 2

in Rebecca's appointment book

Front 3

Whom does Favell try to get to testify against Max?

Back 3

Ben

Front 4

Of what does Favell accuse Maxim of having done?

Back 4

murdered Rebecca

Front 5

The coroner's verdict is that...

Back 5

she committed suicide.

Front 6

The night she died, what did Rebecca tell Max?

Back 6

She was pregnant

Front 7

How did Rebecca really die?

Back 7

Max shot her

Front 8

What does everyone believe was the cause of Rebecca's death?

Back 8

drowning

Front 9

Who suggests the narrator's costume at the party?

Back 9

Mrs. Danvers

Front 10

How does the hheroine dress at Manderley's costume ball?

Back 10

a woman in a painting

Front 11

What is Jack Favell's relationship to Rebecca?

Back 11

cousin

Front 12

In which wing of Manderley was Rebecca's room?

Back 12

the west wing

Front 13

What was the name of Maxim's first wife?

Back 13

Rebecca

Front 14

Where does the heroine first meet Maxim de Winter

Back 14

Monte Carlo

Front 15

In what capacity does the heroine work for Mrs. VanHopper?

Back 15

companion

Front 16

T or F
Rebecca indirectly helps Maxim's cause by what she told Ben.

Back 16

True

Front 17

T or F
Baker's testimony is detrimental to Max's case.

Back 17

False

Front 18

T or F
When the narrator discovers the truth about Max and Rebecca she is horrified to be married to a murderer.

Back 18

False

Front 19

T or F
Colonel Julyan believes Favell's story enough to investigate the death of Rebecca further.

Back 19

True

Front 20

T or F
This story is written in omniscent point of view.

Back 20

False

Front 21

T or F
Rober is blamed by Mrs. Danvers for breaking the expensive china cupid.

Back 21

True

Front 22

T or F
Mrs. Danvers tricks the narrator into attempting suicide.

Back 22

False

Front 23

T or F
Before the flashback, Mr. and Mrs. de Winter have a calm but boring existence living away from England.

Back 23

True

Front 24

T or F
Max's family loved Rebecca and believed her to have "beauty, brains, and breeding--the three qualities a man wants in a woman."

Back 24

True

Front 25

T or F
At the inquest, Tabb says holes were deliberately put in the bottom of the boat.

Back 25

True

Front 26

T or F
When the narrator first meets Jack Favell, she is favorably impressed by him handsome looks and suave manners.

Back 26

False

Front 27

T or F
Mrs. de Winter goes to teh fancy dress ball dressed as Max suggests, Alice in Wonderland.

Back 27

False

Front 28

T or F
Ben accidentally sets Manderley on fire at the end of the story.

Back 28

False

Front 29

T or F
Rebecca was in love with Jack Favell.

Back 29

False

Front 30

T or F
Rebecca could never have children and was, in fact, dying with cancer.

Back 30

True

Front 31

T or F
Often, Mrs. de Winter feels Maxim loves her in much the same way as he loves Jasper.

Back 31

True

Front 32

T or F
Mrs. Van Hopper, being such a snob, is indirectly responsible for Maxim and the narrator meeting and their hasty marriage.

Back 32

True

Front 33

T or F
Max offers to pay Favell a large sum of money to keep quiet about his affair with Rebecca.

Back 33

False

Front 34

T or F
Max killed Rebecca when she taunted him about being pregnant.

Back 34

True

Front 35

T or F
Frank is aware that Maxim killed Rebecca and does all he can to shield him from the consequences.

Back 35

True

Front 36

A fictitious ancestor of the de Winters

Back 36

Ethelred

Front 37

an idiot

Back 37

Ben

Front 38

a "snake"

Back 38

Rebecca

Front 39

hollow eyes

Back 39

Mrs. Danvers

Front 40

tall, "tweedy," tactless, kind

Back 40

Beatrice

Front 41

a goat, a pig

Back 41

Mrs. Van Hopper

Front 42

a fatal portrait

Back 42

Lady Caroline de Winter

Front 43

"medieval in some strange, inexplicable way"

Back 43

Maxim de Winter

Front 44

comfortable, steady, tactful

Back 44

Frank Crawley

Front 45

a pet

Back 45

Jasper

Front 46

Max's would-be blackmailer

Back 46

Favell

Front 47

a villiage in the neighborhood of Manderley

Back 47

Kerrith

Front 48

a statue the narrator hates

Back 48

Satyr

Front 49

Harbor master of Kerrith

Back 49

Captain Searle

Front 50

recommended by Col. Julyan as a good place for a holiday

Back 50

Switzerland

Front 51

locale of Rebecca's trysts

Back 51

London

Front 52

magistrate called upon to investigate charge that Rebecca was murdered

Back 52

Colonel Julyan

Front 53

servant of Manderley

Back 53

Robert

Front 54

a doctor who has a patient listed as a "Mrs. Danvers" who is very ill

Back 54

Baker

Front 55

the name of Rebecca's boat

Back 55

Je Reviens

Front 56

Greek name for Cupid

Back 56

Eros

Front 57

River separating the world of the living from the world of the dead

Back 57

Styx

Front 58

Spins the thread of life

Back 58

Clotho

Front 59

tells Theseus how to escape from the Labryinth

Back 59

Ariadne

Front 60

Wants his wife to die so he can live

Back 60

Admetus

Front 61

Hercules' mother

Back 61

Alcmena

Front 62

Gave all good gifts to the animals so that none were left for man

Back 62

Epimetheus

Front 63

Asks to see Zeus in all his radiance and dies

Back 63

Semele

Front 64

gives mankind fire

Back 64

Prometheus

Front 65

has a beast, half bull, half man

Back 65

King Minos

Front 66

returns with the golden fleece

Back 66

Jason

Front 67

maze built by Deadalus for the Minotaur

Back 67

Labryinth

Front 68

wife of Jason

Back 68

Medea

Front 69

tries to seduce the son of her husband

Back 69

Phaedra

Front 70

warrior women

Back 70

Amazons

Front 71

holds the world on his shoulders

Back 71

Atlas

Front 72

go with Jason on a quest for the golden fleece

Back 72

Argonauts

Front 73

drink that makes one immortal

Back 73

ambrosia

Front 74

gives one his heart's desire

Back 74

Golden Fleece

Front 75

queen of the Amazons

Back 75

Hippolyta

Front 76

woman visited in her prison cell by Zeus in the form of a shower of gold

Back 76

Danae

Front 77

in her vanity she boasted that she was more beautiful than the daughters of Nereus and her daughter suffered for this

Back 77

Cassiopeia

Front 78

a king who wanted a son instead of a daughter and is killed by his grandson

Back 78

Arcrisius

Front 79

wants to marry Danae but doesn't want her son around

Back 79

Polydectes

Front 80

monsters with wings and snakes in their hair and whose look turned men to stone

Back 80

Gorgons

Front 81

three women who share one eye

Back 81

Gray women

Front 82

hero who cuts off the head of Medusa

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Perseus

Front 83

beautiful girl who is to be sacrificed to a sea serpent

Back 83

Andromeda

Front 84

this monster's head turned Polydectes and his cortiers ot stone

Back 84

Medusa

Front 85

queen of the Amazons

Back 85

Hippolyta

Front 86

the mother of Hercules

Back 86

Alcmena

Front 87

warrior women

Back 87

Amazons

Front 88

a sorceress who loved Jason

Back 88

Medea

Front 89

band of sailors on the Argo

Back 89

Argonauts

Front 90

offspring of Mother Earth and Father Heaven

Back 90

Titans

Front 91

the father of Zeus

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Cronus

Front 92

his name means "afterthough" --he gave good gifts to the animals

Back 92

Epimetheus

Front 93

he holds the earth on his shoulders

Back 93

Atlas

Front 94

monsters who had only one eye in the middle of their forehead

Back 94

Cyclops

Front 95

savage creatures, half man, half horse

Back 95

centaurs

Front 96

three sisters who gave good and evil to man at birth

Back 96

fates

Front 97

nine daughters of Zeus, each is patron of a special realm of the arts

Back 97

Muses

Front 98

god of love

Back 98

Eros

Front 99

a place of blessedness for good souls and heroes

Back 99

Elysian Fields

Front 100

the greatest hero of Greece

Back 100

Hercules

Front 101

a monster, half man, half bull

Back 101

Minotaur

Front 102

a beautiful statue which is dressed up and caressed by the sculptor who created it

Back 102

Galatea

Front 103

a maze built to hold a beast that is half man and half bull

Back 103

Labryinth

Front 104

man whose wife traded places with him to die so he could live

Back 104

Admetus

Front 105

builds the Labyrinth for the Minotaur

Back 105

Daedalus

Front 106

three-headed dog who is brought by Hercules from the underworld

Back 106

Cerberus

Front 107

woman brought back from Hades by Hercules and given back to her husband

Back 107

Alcestis

Front 108

talks to his lover through a chink in the wall

Back 108

Pyramus

Front 109

falls in love with a beautiful maiden but can only come to her at night in utter darkness

Back 109

Cupid

Front 110

Goddess who is jealous because her son falls in love with a beautiful mortal

Back 110

Venus

Front 111

a scultpor who carves a beautiful female statues althoguh he is a notorious woman-hater

Back 111

Pygmalion

Front 112

looses her cloak and a lioness "mouths" it while she flees in terror

Back 112

Thisbe

Front 113

her name means SOUL

Back 113

Psyche

Front 114

Apollo's twin sister, a lover of woodlands and the chaes, often shown with a bow

Back 114

Artemis

Front 115

God of War, was seen as a curse to the Greeks

Back 115

Ares

Front 116

His power is greater than all the other gods put together --his bird the eagle; his tree the oak

Back 116

Zeus

Front 117

a brother of Zeus who ruled the underworld and the dead

Back 117

Hades

Front 118

The daughter of Zeus alone, she sprang from his head in full armor

Back 118

Athena

Front 119

the ruler of the sea, he gave the first horse to man

Back 119

Poseidon

Front 120

the God of Fire, he was so ugly when he was born that his mother threw him out of heaven

Back 120

Hephaestus

Front 121

The god of Light and Truth, he first taught men the healing art; he was beautiful, poetic, and musical

Back 121

Apollo

Front 122

Zeus' wife and sister, she was the protector of marriage

Back 122

Hera

Front 123

the goddess of Love and Beauty, she is irresistible

Back 123

Aphrodite

Front 124

the Goddess of the Hearth, the symbol of the home

Back 124

Hestia

Front 125

Zeus' messenger, swift and graceful, he is often pictured with wings on his feat

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Hermes