A Christmas Carole: Scrooge and Marley Act 1 Review

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What is the main theme of 'A Christmas Carol'?

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The main theme is redemption and the transformation of a person's character through the influence of others.

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Who visits Scrooge in 'A Christmas Carol'?

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The Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come visit Scrooge.

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What does Scrooge value most at the beginning of the story?

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Scrooge values money and wealth above all else.

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What is the significance of the Ghost of Christmas Past?

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The Ghost of Christmas Past shows Scrooge his own history, highlighting moments that shaped his current character.

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How does Scrooge's attitude change by the end of Act 1?

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By the end of Act 1, Scrooge begins to feel regret and starts to question his life choices.

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What does Scrooge's relationship with his girlfriend reveal about his character?

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It reveals that Scrooge's obsession with money led to personal loss and emotional isolation.

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What literary device is used when Scrooge is visited by ghosts?

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The literary device used is supernatural elements, which serve to convey moral lessons.

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What does the term 'Rising Action' refer to in a story?

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Rising Action refers to the series of events that create suspense and lead up to the climax.

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What emotion does Scrooge primarily feel when he sees his younger self?

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Scrooge feels loneliness and sadness when he sees his younger self.

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What role does Marley play in Scrooge's transformation?

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Marley serves as a catalyst for Scrooge's change by warning him about the consequences of his actions.