πŸ“š THE DIAMOND NECKLACE πŸ“š

SOLVED OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

πŸ“š THE DIAMOND  NECKLACE  πŸ“š

-  Guy De Maupassant

1.Who is the author of "The Diamond Necklace" ?

Ans : Guy De Maupassant

2.What is M. Loisel's profession?

Ans : He works for the Ministry  of Education 

3. Who does Maupassant say "belong to no caste"?

Ans : Poor Women

4.In which country does "The Diamond  Necklace" take place?

Ans : France

5.What is an example of bric-a-brac?

Ans : Ornam
ents of little value.

6.How does Mr. Loisel expect Madam Loisel to feel when he brings home the invitation?

Ans :disapp-ointment

7. How does Madam. Loisel react when she sees the invitation?

Ans : She begins  to weep.

8.How much money does Mathilde ask to buy a new dress?

Ans : 400 Francs

9.What did Mr. Loisel want to buy with the money he gives to Mathilde?

Ans : A rifle

10.Why is Madam
 Loisel still upset as the party approaches?

Ans : She does not have nice jewellery.

11.To whom does Madam Loisel go to borrow jewellery?

Ans : Madam  Forestier 

12.What kind of jewellery does Madam Loisel choose to borrow from Madam Forestier?

Ans : Diamond  necklace 

13.How does Madam Loisel feel at the party?

Ans : she was graceful  at the party.


14.At what time do Mr Loisel & Madam Loisel leave the party?

Ans :  4 am

15.What embarrasses Madam. Loisel as she and her husband leave the party?

Ans : Her cheap dress. 

16.When does Madam Loisel notice that the necklace is gone?

Ans : After reaching home. 

17.In Which family was  Mathild born ?

Ans : Clerks

18.What did Matilda suffer from?

Ans :
Poverty

19.Whom was Mathilde married to?

Ans :  A petty clerk

20.From where did the Loisel's  receive invitation ?

Ans : The ministry of Public instructions.

21.Why did Mrs. Loisel throw the invitation spitefully?

Ans : She had no good dress to wear.

22.What did Mrs Loisel borrow from Madam Forestier?

Ans : A               necklace

23.What spoiled Mr and Mrs Loisel pleasure?

Ans: The loss of necklace.

24.How much Loisels had to spend to replace the necklace ?

 Ans :
Thirty-six
thousand francs

25.What was the cost of Madam Forestiers necklace ?

Ans : Five hundred francs.

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