Class 10 English Supplementary Chapter 7 The Necklace Quiz 33 (25 MCQs)

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1. What does she think she deserves?
2. For the annual school gala, Ethan realized he had nothing suitable to wear for such a grand event. In ..... , Ethan borrowed a stunning suit from his wealthy friend William, hoping to impress everyone.
3. What did Mathilde discover when she returned the necklace to Madame Forestier?
4. Who had to work extra to pay off the loans?
5. They enjoyed a ..... vacation at a five-star resort.
6. Which of the following is the best example of situational irony?
7. Mathilde's husband is excited when he comes home with an invitation to "an evening reception at the Ministerial Mansion." He is certain his wife will be just as thrilled. However, much to his surprise, "she scornfully tossed the invitation on the table, murmuring, 'What good is that to me?' '' Mathilde is irritated and impatient because she does not have .....
8. The violinist's incredible playing filled the audience with ..... , and brought tears of joy to many eyes.
9. What does "primary" mean?
10. Which word means "the ability to bend or move gracefully" ?
11. What did Mathilde do when she lost the necklace?
12. How did Madame Loisel's life change after losing the necklace?
13. One day Mr Loisel received an invitation from:
14. What is suggested about the role of appearances in society through Matilda's experiences?
15. What key event marks the turning point in Madame Loisel's life?
16. She also wanted to be surrounded by ..... or compliments to make her feel good.
17. What did Mathilde do when she saw Mme. Forestier years later?
18. (adjective) of impressive height; noble or exalted nature
19. What does Madame Loisel love?
20. What did Mathilde's husband suggest as an alternative to jewels?
21. What made Matilda smile with pride when she met Mme. Forestier at the end of the story?
22. A very poor person
23. Which word means to feel jealous?
24. NAME THE CHANNEL
25. Which of the following is the best summary statement of "The Necklace"