Footprints Without Feet: The Necklace · Class 10 · CBSE English
What type of necklace did Madame Forestier lend to Matilda for the party?
Practice question from Footprints Without Feet: The Necklace (Class 10 · CBSE English), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
easy · MCQ · Q-8A30E3
What type of necklace did Madame Forestier lend to Matilda for the party?
- A.A genuine diamond necklace
- B.A string of pure pearls
- C.A necklace made of artificial gems and pasteCorrect answer
- D.A solid gold heirloom piece
Solution
Madame Forestier lent Matilda a necklace made of imitation diamonds, or paste, which looked valuable at first glance but was actually worth at most five hundred francs.
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