The Necklace - Quizizz Multiple Choice Questions

At the beginning of the story, why is Madame Loisel unhappy with her life?

• She has no friends

• She feels she deserves a wealthier lifestyle

• Her husband mistreats her

• She wants to move to the countryside

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What problem does Mathilde face before attending the party?

• She cannot find transportation

• She doesn’t have a suitable dress or jewelry

• She gets sick before the event

• She loses the invitation

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How does Mathilde solve her problem about jewelry?

• She buys an expensive necklace on credit

• She borrows a diamond necklace from her friend Madame Forestier

• She inherits jewelry from her aunt

• She sells her dress to buy one

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After the party, what happens to the borrowed necklace?

• It breaks during the dance

• It is stolen by a thief

• Mathilde loses it on her way home

• Madame Forestier takes it back early

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How do the Loisels replace the lost necklace?

• They confess and apologize to Madame Forestier

• They borrow money from friends and lenders to buy a replacement

• They flee Paris to avoid repayment

• They find the original necklace later

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

• 1 year

• 3 years

• 5 years

• 10 years

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What shocking truth does Madame Forestier reveal at the end of the story?

• The necklace was made of fake jewels

• She never lent Mathilde a necklace

• She had known all along that Mathilde lost it

• The necklace was stolen from someone else

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Which of the following best defines direct characterization?

• The author tells the reader what a character is like

• The author shows a character’s traits through actions, speech, and thoughts

• The character speaks directly to the reader

• The character changes dramatically

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Which phrase best describes direct characterization of Madame Loisel?

• “She was one of those pretty and charming girls, born, as if by an error of fate, into a family of clerks.”

• “She wept for whole days, from chagrin, from regret, from despair.”

• “She learned the odious work of a kitchen.”

• “Her husband arrived home, bringing a large envelope.”

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Which of the following best defines indirect characterization?

• The author tells the reader what a character is like

• The author shows a character’s traits through actions, speech, thoughts, appearance, and interactions

• The character narrates their own story

• The character is static

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