A Christmas Carol - Review

Front

Charles Dickens' family situation

Back

Sent to debtor's prison

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Front

Charles Dickens' stance on London workhouses

Back

False

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Front

Charles Dickens's family

Back

Similar to Cratchit's family

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Front

Scrooge's meanness at the story's start

Back

Angry about Bob's day off, tells poor to die, dismisses nephew's Christmas wish

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Front

Fred visits Scrooge for money?

Back

False

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Front

Reason for gentleman's request to Scrooge

Back

Collecting for the poor and needy

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Front

Ghost of Jacob Marley visits Scrooge

Back

to tell him to change his ways

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Front

Symbolism represents larger meanings

Back

True

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Front

Chains of Jacob Marley

Back

Symbolize greed he carries forever

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Front

Literary device in Ghost of Christmas Past

Back

Flashback

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