The Necklace

What is the main reason Madame Loisel is unhappy at the beginning of the play?

• She feels she deserves a wealthier life.

• She doesn't have any children.

• She wants to travel the world.

• She dislikes her husband.

How does Madame Loisel react when her husband gives her the invitation to the ball?

• She is thrilled and hugs him.

• She gets angry and throws it away.

• She is upset because she has nothing to wear.

• She immediately begins getting ready.

Who lends Madame Loisel the necklace?

• Her sister

• Her neighbor

• Madame Forestier

• shopkeeper

What happens to the necklace after the ball?

• It is stolen.

• Madame Loisel sells it.

• It is returned immediately.

• It is lost.

How long does it take the Loisels to repay their debt?

• 1 year

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 20 years

What can you infer about Madame Loisel’s values based on her behavior?

• She values honesty above all else.

• She is selfless and kind.

• She cares a lot about appearances and status.

• She is indifferent to wealth.

Why does Madame Loisel not tell Madame Forestier the truth about losing the necklace?

• She does not want to admit she attended the ball.

• She wants to buy a new necklace for herself.

• She plans to keep the necklace.

• She is embarrassed and afraid of judgment.

Which theme is best supported by the events of the play?

• True friendship is rare.

• People should be more honest with each other.

• Hard work always leads to success.

• Vanity and pride can lead to a person’s downfall.

What does the necklace symbolize in the play?

• Real wealth and happiness

• Madame Loisel’s generosity

• The deceptive nature of appearances

• The bond between friends

How would you describe Madame Loisel’s husband?

• Supportive and generous

• Greedy and selfish

• Supportive and generous

• Supportive and generous