In "The Necklace," how do Mathilde and her husband react when they discover the necklace is missing? They are panicked, and her husband spends hours searching for it. They are unconcerned and figure they can easily replace it. They are worried Madame Forestier will think they stole it. They are calm, but sad that the necklace is lost.

Identify reasons that support this claim. check all that apply. borhood to shadows from trees obscure people and objects at the edge of the street. the nearby park and pool promote heavy pedestrian traffic in the evenings. homeowners are responsible for landscaping their yards and gardens. the neighborhood association has funds available for safety and maintenance. the neighborhood association plans social gatherings and annual picnics.