Class 10 · English
The Necklace MCQ Quiz
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30 questions
According to The Necklace, Who is Matilda Loisel?
- A woman dissatisfied with her modest life
- A princess
- A teacher
- A scientist
In The Necklace, which statement is correct? Who is Matilda Loisel?
- A princess
- A woman dissatisfied with her modest life
- A teacher
- A scientist
Which option best identifies the correct detail from The Necklace? Who is Matilda Loisel?
- A princess
- A teacher
- A woman dissatisfied with her modest life
- A scientist
Which statement is consistent with the text The Necklace? Who is Matilda Loisel?
- A princess
- A teacher
- A scientist
- A woman dissatisfied with her modest life
Which detail from The Necklace supports the chapter's central idea? Who is Matilda Loisel?
- A woman dissatisfied with her modest life
- A princess
- A teacher
- A scientist
What is the best answer based on The Necklace? Who is Matilda Loisel?
- A princess
- A woman dissatisfied with her modest life
- A teacher
- A scientist
According to The Necklace, What does Matilda borrow?
- A dress
- A bracelet
- A diamond necklace
- A purse
In The Necklace, which statement is correct? What does Matilda borrow?
- A dress
- A bracelet
- A purse
- A diamond necklace
Which option best identifies the correct detail from The Necklace? What does Matilda borrow?
- A diamond necklace
- A dress
- A bracelet
- A purse
Which statement is consistent with the text The Necklace? What does Matilda borrow?
- A dress
- A diamond necklace
- A bracelet
- A purse
Which detail from The Necklace supports the chapter's central idea? What does Matilda borrow?
- A dress
- A bracelet
- A diamond necklace
- A purse
What is the best answer based on The Necklace? What does Matilda borrow?
- A dress
- A bracelet
- A purse
- A diamond necklace
According to The Necklace, What happens to the necklace?
- It is lost
- It is stolen by Madame Forestier
- It breaks
- It is sold
In The Necklace, which statement is correct? What happens to the necklace?
- It is stolen by Madame Forestier
- It is lost
- It breaks
- It is sold
Which option best identifies the correct detail from The Necklace? What happens to the necklace?
- It is stolen by Madame Forestier
- It breaks
- It is lost
- It is sold
Which statement is consistent with the text The Necklace? What happens to the necklace?
- It is stolen by Madame Forestier
- It breaks
- It is sold
- It is lost
Which detail from The Necklace supports the chapter's central idea? What happens to the necklace?
- It is lost
- It is stolen by Madame Forestier
- It breaks
- It is sold
What is the best answer based on The Necklace? What happens to the necklace?
- It is stolen by Madame Forestier
- It is lost
- It breaks
- It is sold
According to The Necklace, How long do the Loisels struggle to repay the replacement?
- Two years
- Five years
- Ten years
- Twenty years
In The Necklace, which statement is correct? How long do the Loisels struggle to repay the replacement?
- Two years
- Five years
- Twenty years
- Ten years
Which option best identifies the correct detail from The Necklace? How long do the Loisels struggle to repay the replacement?
- Ten years
- Two years
- Five years
- Twenty years
Which statement is consistent with the text The Necklace? How long do the Loisels struggle to repay the replacement?
- Two years
- Ten years
- Five years
- Twenty years
Which detail from The Necklace supports the chapter's central idea? How long do the Loisels struggle to repay the replacement?
- Two years
- Five years
- Ten years
- Twenty years
What is the best answer based on The Necklace? How long do the Loisels struggle to repay the replacement?
- Two years
- Five years
- Twenty years
- Ten years
According to The Necklace, What is the final irony?
- The original necklace was an inexpensive imitation
- The necklace was priceless
- Matilda became rich
- The debt was never paid
In The Necklace, which statement is correct? What is the final irony?
- The necklace was priceless
- The original necklace was an inexpensive imitation
- Matilda became rich
- The debt was never paid
Which option best identifies the correct detail from The Necklace? What is the final irony?
- The necklace was priceless
- Matilda became rich
- The original necklace was an inexpensive imitation
- The debt was never paid
Which statement is consistent with the text The Necklace? What is the final irony?
- The necklace was priceless
- Matilda became rich
- The debt was never paid
- The original necklace was an inexpensive imitation
Which detail from The Necklace supports the chapter's central idea? What is the final irony?
- The original necklace was an inexpensive imitation
- The necklace was priceless
- Matilda became rich
- The debt was never paid
What is the best answer based on The Necklace? What is the final irony?
- The necklace was priceless
- The original necklace was an inexpensive imitation
- Matilda became rich
- The debt was never paid