The Necklace

Where does Madame Loisel live at the beginning of the story?

• In a beautiful home with carpets and drapes

• She is homeless

• in an attic

• in a shabby apartment

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Where are Madame and Monsieur Loisel invited to?

• a party at the ministry

• to church

• to go golfing

• a friends birthday

When Madame Loisel first sees the invitation, how did she react?

• She was so excited to dress up

• She was upset because she had nothing to wear

• she was upset because she doesn't like the people who invited her

• she is upset because her husband doesn't want to go

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Who does Madame Loisel borrow the necklace from?

• Madame Monsieur

• Madame Matilde

• Madame Forestier

• Monsieur Loisel Bought her one

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What happens to the necklace after the party?

• Madame Loisel wants to keep it

• Madame Loisel gives the necklace back

• Madame Loisel lost the necklace

• Madame Loisel breaks the necklace

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What does Madame Loisel discover at the end of the story?

• The necklace she borrowed was an imitation necklace

• Madame Forestier did not even like the necklace Madame Loisel borrowed

• Madame Forestier broke the real necklace.

• Madame Forestier lost the real necklace.

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Where does the story take place?

• United States

• Argentina

• France

• New York

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Who is the author of the story?

• Guy de Maupassant

• Madame Forestier

• Flaubert

• Andre Maupassant

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What does "humiliating" mean?

• represents something else

• Hurts your pride

• Important or useful

• pretending to be something else

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What does imitation mean?

• something expensive that is nice to have but not needed

• Something that looks or acts like something else

• motivates you

• represents something else

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