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The NBA team that one the championship title last year.
Who is the Lakers?
100
The setting of "The Necklace"
What is France and and evening ball?
100
How we would characterize the husband.
What is kind and willing to please his wife?
100
Wanting to look prettier than all the other women is a _______ desire.
What is petty?
100
adjective
What is a describing word?
200
Homer Simpson's daughter
Who is Lisa Simpson?
200
The climax of the story?
What is the missing necklace?
200
Madame Forrestier
Who is the person who lent the necklace?
200
Knowing how much Madame Loisel worked may ________ sympathy and sadness from the reader.
What is elicit?
200
Pronoun
What is a word that replaces a noun?
300
The date of your first official progress report.
What is October 16th.
300
The resolution of the story
What is that Madame Loisel learns to appreciate what she has and that all her work was in vain? What is knowing that the necklace was fake?
300
A plain rag.
What is what the husband places on the wife's shoulders? A symbol.
300
Madame Loisel wanted ________ to wear the diamond necklace to the ball.
What is ardently?
300
adverb
What is a word that adds meaning to a verb, adjective, or another adverb?
400
Where to check for missing work if you are absent.
What is my website?
400
A symbol in the story.
What are the plain rags or the fake necklace?
400
The surprise ending.
What is that the diamond necklace was a fake?
400
Madame Loisel may have felt __________ after losing the necklace.
What is dejection?
400
helping verb
What is a word that is part of a verb phrase and not the main verb?
500
The date of our test on "The Necklace"
What is this friday?
500
The external and internal conflicts in the story.
What is wanting to be rich when poor and losing a seemingly precious necklace?
500
What the husband gave up to give his wife a new dress.
What is a new hunting rifle?
500
36,000 pounds is a __________ cost for any piece of jewelry.
What is usurious?
500
The difference between a proper noun and common noun.
What is a proper noun is specific and must be capitalized, unlike a common noun?