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Your CHOICE: MABE, ANALOGIES, VOCAB ART, WORD MAP, ETC.  DO ONE ACTIVI Your CHOICE: MABE, ANALOGIES, VOCAB ART, WORD MAP, ETC.  DO ONE ACTIVI

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Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier x2013 Chapter 1 6 17 and 1 8 Study Guide VOCABULARY x2013 1 unobtrusively p 192 x2013 discreetly 2 inimitable p 192 x2013 defying imitation match ID: 387589

Rebecca by Daphne Maurier – Chapter 1 6 17 and

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Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier – Chapter 1 6 , 17 and 1 8 Study Guide VOCABULARY – Your CHOICE: MABE, ANALOGIES, VOCAB ART, WORD MAP, ETC. DO ONE ACTIVITY FOR EACH WORD 1. unobtrusively p. 192 – discreetly 2. inimitable p. 192 – defying imitation; matchless 3. perquisite p. 196 – fringe benefit; privilege; bonus 4. derision p. 198 – act of laughing to scorn; ridicule; mockery 5. bounder p. 199 – boisterous, vulgar fellow 6. obtruded p. 204 – interfered 7. pompous p. 205 – self - important; puffed up 8. austerity p. 210 – harshness; strictness; severity 9. ludicrous p. 216 – absurd; laughable; ridiculous 10. tactless p. 224 – without skill in dealing with people or situations 11. pall p. 227 – gloom, darkness; cloth spread over a coffin 12. queues p. 228 – lines of waiting people 13. ominous p. 237 – evil; threatening 14. diabolical p. 240 – devilish; evil 15. sacrilege p. 242 – violation of something sacred 16. contemptuously p. 242 – scornfully; disdainfully LITERARY DEVICES – LOCATE THE FOLLOW ING LITERARY DEVICES IN THE NOVEL. COPY THE DEVICE AND EXPLAIN ITS EFFECT ON THE NOVEL. LITERARY DEVICE PAGE EXAMPLE FROM NOVEL PURPOSE PERSONIFICATION 223 METAPHORS 214, 223, 225, OR 227 SIMILE 206, 22 5, 226, 227, 228, 238, 244 OR 247 GUIDING QUESTIONS – ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THOROUGHLY. 1. EXPLAIN How Mrs. De Winter feels about Frank Crawley?____________________________________ ______________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ _________ 2. EXPLAIN why you think Maxim suggest s his wife dress like Alice in Wonderland .____ _ _________________ _ _________ ____________________________________________________ _____ _____________________________ ________ __ _ 3. What does Mrs de Winter decide to wear to the fa ncy dress ball?____________________________________________ 4. What is the result?_________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Who is responsible?____________________________________________________________________________ ____ 6. Why does Mrs. De Winter keep saying, “I ought to have known” following her humiliation over the gown?___ _______ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ________ 7. Who encourages and supports Mrs. De Winter when she returns to the ball? Explain.__________________ _________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ _________ 8. Describe Maxim’s reaction?_______________________________________________________ ___________ ________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ _________ 9. EXPLAIN the statement, “I could fight the living but I could not fight the dead . ”(p. 234) ___ ___________ ____ ________ ______________________ _____________________________ _____ ________________________________ ________ 10. EXPLAIN Mrs. De Winter’s assessment of her marriage after the fiasco at the ball._________________ _____ ________ _____________________________________________________________________ ______________ _____ ________ 11. EXPLAIN Mrs. Danver’s reason for encouraging Mrs. De Winter to dress like the picture in the gallery . _____ _________ __________________________________________________________ ____ _________________________ __________ ACTIVITY – MAKE STICKY NOTE OR TWITTER COMMENTS AND DON’T FORGET TO ADD YOUR KEY SENTENCE + PAGE NUMBER!