The Necklace 2
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The Necklace 2
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1. When would she weep for whole days?
2. Whom was Matilda married to?
3. She was born into a family of _____.
4. What was the actual cost of Mme Forestier’s necklace?
5. Who is the writer of the lesson ‘The Necklace’?
6. What does she think she deserves?
7. What solution did her husband come up with?
8. Did he agree to give her that money?
9. What did his face look like upon hearing the amount her wife asked from him?
10. Why did she throw away the letter?
11. How did the husband expect her to react on handing her the letter?
12. How did Loisel feel on receiving the invitation?
13. What all did they do to repay?
14. How did the loan affect Mrs Loisel’s life?
15. Why did she utter a cry?
16. How much was the necklace actually worth?
17. Matilda was born into a family of :
18. What did they do to buy themselves time?
19. What tortured and angered her?
20. Matilda always remained :
21. How did she look on the day of the ball?
22. What spoiled Mr and Mrs Loisel pleasure?
23. How much Loisels had to spend to replace the necklace?
24. For what had Loisel saved four hundred francs?
25. What did Mrs Loisel borrow from Mme Forestier?

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