Who picked up the envelope outside the door?
the narrator
What is another word for CHATTY?
loquacious/ talkative
Who was the nevelope addressed to?
Max Kelada
Who said, "No one likes being made to look a perfect damned fool"?
Mr. Kelada
Who threw the torn bits out the porthole?
the narrator
"I wondered why her husband did not see it." What didn't he see?
Mrs. Ramsay's wide and terrified eyes/ her desperate appeal/her white face
What is another word for "relating to "business".
commercial
What is Mr. Ramsay's first name?
Elmer
What did Mr. Kelada take out from his pocket to examine the pearls?
a magnifying glass
Who tore the envelope into little bits?
Mr. Kelada
Who became "vehement and voluble" in the conversation of pearls?
Mr. Kelada
Who said, "I'll undo it"?
Mr. Ramsay
Who said, "But how can it be proved?"
Mrs. Ramsay
When did the conversation of pearls take place?
One evening at dinner time
What happened to Mrs. Ramsay after the bet?
She went to her room/ stateroom with a headache.
Where did Mrs. Ramsay say she had bought the pearls?
In a department store in New York
Who had to "put up with a good deal of chaff"?
Mr. Kelada
Who was making cultured pearls at that time?
The Japanese/ Japan
Why did the subject of cultured pearls come up?
The papers/ newspaper had written about them.
Who is the LEVANTINE in the story?
Max Kelada
Another word for FAKE or COPY
imitation