The Necklace Go Back Activity of question answer part 1 and 2 views 3:34 Teacher: Now let’s discuss meanings of some difficult words from part I and ll.Teacher: 1) Rapturously means with great joy. 2) Fled with her treasure fled means went away. 3) Panic stricken means with a sudden feeling of fear. 4) Distraught means worried, disturbed 5) cloak means loose, outer garment like a shawl. 6) Glimmer means faint, a ray of hope, wavering light 7) Jewel means diamond, necklace. 8) Ruinous means leading to a heavy loss, ruin. 9) Sous is a French coin of low value used in the past. 10) Garret means a small uncomfortable room at the top of the house. 11) Brooded means thought sadly, unhappy. 12) Familiarly means showing closeness, in a friendly manner. 13) A hollow pale figure menace very thin looking person. 14) Sick with grief and anguish means Very sad.Teacher: Well done children! now let’s do the next exercise: who said to whom and when? Teacher: “I touched it in the hall at the ministry”. Student: Mathilde said to Mr. Loisel after she had lost the necklace. Teacher: “It will give us time to look some more.” Student: Mr Loisel said to Mathilde when they were searching for the necklace. Teacher: “I might have needed it.” Student: Madame Forestier said to Mathilde when she returned the necklace. Teacher: “You must have made a mistake.” Student: Madame Forestier said to Mathilde when she addressed her familiarly after long time. Teacher: “Well, I lost it.” Student: Mathilde said to Madame Forestier, when they met after a long time and were talking about the borrowed necklace. Introduction and Explanation Explain next part of story Activity of question answer Activity of question answer Explain second part of story Explain next part of story Activity of question answer part 1 and 2 Activity Explain Remaing part.