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The Necklace Comprehension Quiz
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What happened to her necklace?
It was destroyed.
It was lost.
It was left at home.
It was stolen.
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After all her years of hard work, Mathilde's necklace was fake. This is an example of...
Symbolism
Foreshadowing
Theme
Irony
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What is the name of the author?
Richard Connell
James Hurst
Guy de Maupassant
Jacque Cousteau
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synonyms: estrange, turn, or set against
adjunct
advocate
allude
alienate
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synonyms: prescribe, support
allude
alienate
advocate
admonish
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What point of view is this story told from?
3rd person omniscient
3rd person limited
1st person
2nd person
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What does the necklace symbolize by the end of the story?
Status in society
Hardwork and dedication
Poverty
Mme. Loisel
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What name of this diagram did I introduce in yesterday's lesson?
Harry Potter's scar
Mendel's Line graph
Freytag's Pyramid
Story diagram
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DEFINITION: to hint at, to refer to indirectly
affiliate
alienate
allude
aghast
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When Mathilde could not afford to buy jewelry to wear to the ball, what did she do?
She borrowed some from a friend.
She refused to attend.
She stole some money from her husband to buy some.
She wore flowers instead.
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antonyms: slowness, reluctance
aghast
alacrity
aloof
advocate
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Where are all the loose ends of the story tied up
falling action
climax
denouement
resolution
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Which character does this describe: "She grieved over the shabbiness of her apartment"?
M. Ramponneau
M. Loisel
Mme. Loisel
Mme. Forestier
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decisive moment that is of maximum intensity
conflict
climax
complication
denouement
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What stage of plot typically happens after the climax, but before the very end?
resolution
denouement
falling action
exposition
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According to yesterday's lecture, how many stages of plot are there?
5
unlimited
3
it depends on the story
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What most motivates Mme. Loisel?
Love
Greed
Happiness
Pride
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DEFINITION: a subordinate; an assistance
affiliate
affliction
adjunct
alacrity
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What best describes the setting of this story?
Paris in the late 19th century
Paris
London
London in the early 19th century
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When her husband brought home an invitation to a party, why did Mathilde say no to attending?
She was too unattractive to attend.
She had no jewels to wear.
She had no suitable dress.
She had no shoes for dancing.
