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Who enjoyed the ball?

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• Continuing without interruption

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• incessant

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• Very poor person

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• pauper

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• Excessive

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• exorbitant

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• Done naturally

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• Instinctive

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• The money, goods, or estate that one brings to her marriage

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• Dowry

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• The hanging of heavy fabric for use as a curtain

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• Draperies

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• A low but often continuous sound

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• Murmur

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• To make involuntary stops and repetitions while speaking

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• stammer

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• To fill with alarm

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• Dismay

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• Clever management of money

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• Thrifty

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• Mme Forestier never contacted Mathilde after her necklace was “returned.” Why?

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• She didn’t realize that her necklace was fake

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• Why did Mr. Loisel expect his wife to be pleased to receive the invitation from the Minister of Education?

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• She likes fancy things

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• What was Mathilde’s reaction on reading the invitation?

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• annoyed

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• Why had Mr. Loisel been saving money?

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• To buy a rifle

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• Why did Mathilde want to hurry away from the ball?

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• Her coat was plain

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• What did Mathilde do to find the necklace?

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• Police station• Cab company• Newspaper office

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• What was Mme Forestier’s reaction when she saw Mathilde and figured out who she was?

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• Shocked

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• Why was Mathilde unhappy with her life?

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• She felt she had been born for a better life

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• What did Mathilde do to help earn money for a new necklace?

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• Washed clothes• Washed dishes• Carried out garbage

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• Whose point of view is this story told from?

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• Narrator

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• What is the mood of this story

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• Gloomy• Nervousness• anticipation

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• What can we conclude about Mathilde?

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• She pretends to be someone else

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• In what year did the scientists find the “machine” on the moon?

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• 1996

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• What was the narrator doing when he first noticed the pyramidal structure?

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• Cooking breakfast

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• How did the scientists open the machine?

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• Atomic energy

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• “If you will pardon so commonplace a simile, we have set off the ______ and have nothing to do but wait”

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•Fire alarm

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• Why did the aliens leave the “machine” on the moon?

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• They wanted to know when we were advanced enough to leave Earth

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• What country was Maya visiting?

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• Ghana

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• What culture did the elder think Maya to belong to?

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• Bambara

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• What was the lady carrying who helped Maya find shelter?

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• Water and her child

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• Who wrote the murder story?

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• Agatha Christie

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• Who was the detective’s assistant?

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• Captain Hastings

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• Who was the detective?

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• Poirot

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• Did the murder take place in London?

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• No

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• This person aided in the murder

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• The housekeeper (Mrs. Havering)• Mr. Havering

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• What was used to murder the victim?

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• A revolver

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• How did “Nemesis” find justice?

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• The murderers died

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• What does the necklace represent when Madame Loisel first sees it in the black satin box?

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• It represents the life Madame Loisel desired

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• What does the necklace symbolize after Madame Loisel discovers that it is lost?

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• The life they will never have because of debt

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• How does the meaning of the symbol change when it is revealed that the diamonds in the necklace were fake?

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• It then becomes a symbol fo the emptiness of Mathilde’s vanity and her illusions about happiness

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• Know the ending of “The Sentinel.”