A Christmas Carol Act 1 Scenes 3-4

Front

Why does Marley say he has to continue to walk the earth after death?

Back

His chains from his life are too heavy to move on.

Front

What do Marley's chains symbolize?

Back

Greed.

Front

What are Marley's chains made out of?

Back

The chains are made out of cash-boxes, keys, padlocks, ledgers, deeds, and heavy purses.

Front

How was the Spirit of Christmas Past described?

Back

None of the above.

Front

How does the first spirit's appearance seem to contradict itself?

Back

It looks young and old.

Front

What is the significance of Marley's chains in 'A Christmas Carol'?

Back

They represent the burdens of greed and the consequences of a life poorly lived.

Front

Who is the first spirit that visits Scrooge?

Back

The Spirit of Christmas Past.

Front

What lesson does the Spirit of Christmas Past aim to teach Scrooge?

Back

To reflect on his past and understand how it shaped his present.

Front

How does Scrooge react to the Spirit of Christmas Past?

Back

He is initially resistant but becomes more reflective as he sees his past.

Front

What does the Spirit of Christmas Past look like?

Back

It has a dual appearance, looking both young and old.