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The Necklace- Question Answers
Q1) What kind of a person is Mme Loisel — why is she always unhappy?
Ans) Mme Loisel is a very unhappy and unsatisfied person. She is not happy with
her married life, her house or for that matter anything in her life. She always keeps on
dreaming about how her life would have been if she were born in a rich house,
married in a rich house and had lots of money to buy things. She is a greedy woman
and always keeps on thinking of having more and more things.
Q2) What kind of a person is her husband?
Ans) Her husband is a very caring and a loving man. He is not greedy as he stays
happy with whatever he has. He appreciates the little things that life has given him and
does not want to see his wife unhappy for which he sacrifices his own needs.
Q3) What fresh problem now disturbs Mme Loisel?
Ans) Mme Loisel’s husband agrees to buy her a dress worth 400 francs and
sacrifices his own requirement of buying a gun but Mme. Loisel, being a greedy
woman starts acting strangely and demands jewellery to wear or else she will not go to
the party.
Q4) How is the problem solved?
Ans) When she does not agree to wear flowers to the party, her husband suggests
her to approach her friend Mme Forestier who is a rich lady and would lend her
jewellery to wear at the party.
Q5) What do M. and Mme Loisel do next?
Ans) Mr. and Mme. Loisel make a lot of efforts after they realize that they have lost
the necklace. They try to remember the cab number so that they can check there,
Mme. Loisel goes to the tracks where she could have dropped it, reports at the police
station and cab offices. He also gives an advertisement in the newspaper saying that
the person who returns it will be rewarded but nothing works. So they finally decide to
replace the necklace by buying a necklace similar to the one they have lost.
Q6) How do they replace the necklace?
Ans) They buy a necklace from a shop for 36000 francs. They themselves have
only 18000 francs so they borrow the rest of the money by making up false stories and
taking loans from a lot of lenders.