vocabulary
plot
characters
lit devices
vocabulary 2
100

refinement or skill in doing something

finesse

100

Where does Monsieur Loisel hope to hunt with his friends

Nanterre

100

What is Madame Loisel's first name?

Matilde

100

What literary device is reflected in this quote'... one of those old nocturnal coupes that one sees in Paris after nightfall, as if they were ashamed of their misery by day"(de Maupassant 451).

personification

100

flexibility, adaptability

suppleness

200

annoyance

vexation

200

Where is the jewelry store located?

Palais-Royal

200

What is Madame Forstier's first name?

Jeanne

200

What type of irony is reflected in the quote "What do you suppose I want with that?"(de Maupaussant 447).

verbal irony

200

fellow member of a profession or group

colleague

300

greatly excited

intoxicated

300

Where is the ball located?

at the home of Monsieur Loisel's boss
300

What is the name of Monsieur Loisel's boss?

George Ramponneau

300

What literary device is reflected in the quote"...of the whispered gallantries, listened to with the smile of the sphinx..."(de Maupaussant 446). 

allusion

300

continuously, unceasingly

incessantly

400

continued to have or to hold

retained

400

Where does Madame Loisel meet Madame Forestier at the end of the story?

Champs-Elyees

400

Who suggests that Madame Loisel ask Madame Forestier if she can borrow some jewelry?

Monsieur Loisel

400

Does this quote reflect direct or indirect characterization? "She was one of those pretty, charming young ladies..."(de Maupaussant 445).

direct

400

entrance hall or passage between the outer door and the interior of a building

vestibule

500

having two slopes on all sides with the lower slopes almost vertical

mansard

500

Along what river did the Loisel's walk after leaving the ball?

Seine

500

From whom did Monsieur Loisel inherit 18,000 francs?

His father

500

Does this quote reflect direct or indirect characterization? "..and she allowed herself to marry a petty clerk in the office of the Board of Education"(de Maupaussant 445).

indirect

500

frightened, distressed

harrowed