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WorksheetsUnit 3 Quiz (The Necklace and Death of a Salesman)
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins
What lesson does Madame Loisel learn from her experience with the necklace?
Little things can change everything.
Borrowing jewelry is a bad idea.
Parties are not worth attending.
Money can buy happiness.
Why did Madame Loisel not want to go to the party?
She didn't have much money.
She didn't like parties.
She didn't have nice clothes or jewelry.
She didn't like her husband's friends.
What is the main idea of this passage?
Madame Loisel was a very wealthy woman.
The necklace was worth a lot of money.
Madame Loisel learned a valuable lesson about life.
Parties are important social events.
Which element might be part of a story's historical and cultural setting?
Political issues
People's traditions
Class structure
All of the above
Read this passage from 'The Necklace.' 'It was Madame Forestier, . . . Madame Loisel started to tremble. Should she speak to her? Yes, certainly she should. . . . 'Hello, Jeanne.' The other didn't recognize her and was surprised that this plainly dressed woman should speak to her so familiarly.' What does this passage reveal about the historical and cultural setting?
Women in France never used to use their first names in public.
Social class in France was less important in the past than it is now.
Social class determined how a person addressed another in public.
Women in expensive dresses were treated the same as other women.
Which answer choice most clearly includes elements of historical and cultural setting?
It was a dark and stormy night in the middle of winter. Sam and I were chilled to the bone, and our restless sleep was filled with haunting dreams.
The world’s greatest war had just ended; men who were young when they left returned home old and weary to wives they hardly knew.
Our farm was small and near a wildlife sanctuary. Horses grazed on several acres of land, and corn was planted on the remaining land.
The mountains extended as far as the eye could see. Their jagged edges glistened with snow, and the crisp air smelled of pine and possibility.
Which of the following is the best example of situational irony?
An event occurs that contradicts the expectations of the characters, readers, or audience.
The readers or the audience figures out the plot’s resolution before the characters do.
An unreliable narrator explains events to the reader without the reader knowing the narrator is unreliable.
The words spoken by characters are intended to mean the opposite of their literal meanings.
What surprise did Biff and Happy receive from their dad?
A new bicycle
A punching bag
A trip to different cities
A pet dog
Who takes care of everyone and supports and comforts Willy?
Biff
Bernard
Happy
Linda
What is the main idea of this passage (Act One Excerpt 1)?
Willy dreams of being successful and famous.
Biff and Happy are excited about school.
Willy treats each of his sons differently.
Linda supports Willy and takes care of everyone.
Who reminds Biff to study?
Bernard
Willy
Happy
Linda
How much money did Willy make from selling things on his trip from Act One Excerpt 1?
Seven hundred dollars
Five hundred dollars
Two hundred and twelve dollars
Sixty five dollars
What did Uncle Ben mention he is looking at?
Properties in Alaska
New cars to buy
A new job opportunity
Vacation destinations
What did Willy regret not doing with Uncle Ben?
Going to Africa
Playing music together
Going on a trip to Alaska
Meeting their father
Who warns Willy about the security guard?
Uncle Ben
Willy's mother
Charley
Biff
What is the main theme of the story 'The Necklace'?
The importance of honesty
The dangers of greed
The value of friendship
The power of love
What is the significance of the necklace in the story 'The Necklace'?
It represents Madame Loisel's desire for wealth.
It is a gift from Madame Loisel's husband.
It is a family heirloom.
It is a symbol of Madame Loisel's vanity.
What is the main conflict in the story 'The Necklace'?
Madame Loisel's dissatisfaction with her social status.
Madame Loisel's disagreement with her husband.
Madame Loisel's rivalry with Madame Forestier.
Madame Loisel's struggle to find a suitable dress for the party.
What is the significance of the trip to Alaska in the story?
It represents Willy's missed opportunities.
It is a symbol of Willy's desire for wealth.
It is a metaphor for Willy's journey through life.
It is a symbol of Willy's love for adventure.
What is the main conflict in the story 'Act One Excerpt 1'?
Willy's dissatisfaction with his job.
Willy's disagreement with his sons.
Willy's rivalry with Uncle Ben.
Willy's struggle to find a suitable job for his sons.
What lesson does Willy learn from his experience with his job?
Money can buy happiness.
Success is not always measured in wealth.
Family is more important than work.
Hard work always pays off.
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