Story Details
Vocabulary
Poetry
Perspectives
Metaphor/Simile/
Hyperbole
100
the author of "The Necklace"
Who is Guy de Maupassant.
100
A smooth and shiny fabric.
What is satin?
100
a poem with two lines.
What is a couplet?
100
"I have to work as a maid."
Who is Matilda
100
Her eyes were like diamonds.
What is simile?
200
Mr. Loisel's job
What is government clerk.
200
The basic unit of money in France in the past.
What is franc?
200
A person in this classroom who writes poetry.
Who is Mrs. Hinman?
200
Ten years after the ball, I still look young and beautiful.
Who is Mrs. Forester?
200
I could eat an elephant.
What is hyperbole?
300
Matilda's problem once she got a dress
What is she needed some jewelry.
300
Information that relates to the same thing.
What is pertain?
300
A section of a poem like a paragraph.
What is a stanza?
300
I like to eat simple stew.
Who is Mr. Loisel?
300
The doctor is a quack.
What is metaphor?
400
In order to pay for the necklace they lost.
What is the reason the Loisel's had to move
400
Something that is quite embarassing.
What is humiliating?
400
When the lines of poems rhyme with each other.
What is Rhyme Scheme?
400
Some of my jewelry is fake.
Who is Mrs. Forester?
400
You look as lovely as a beautiful sunset.
What is simile?
500
She worked as a maid.
What is the job Matilda got to pay for the necklace?
500
When you feel extreme pain or sorrow.
What is anguish?
500
"Her voice was silk", is an example of this literary term.
What is a metaphor?
500
I have to bargain with the grocer.
Who is Matilda?
500
There were billions of people at the restaurant.
What is hyperbole?
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