A Christmas Carol Stave Three Questions

Front

What did Scrooge see when the Ghost of Christmas Present opened his robe?

Back

Two starving children, representing the plight of the poor.

Front

What made Scrooge want to stay at his nephew's a little longer?

Back

He was enjoying the company and the festive atmosphere.

Front

What did Scrooge ask about Tiny Tim?

Back

Tiny Tim's condition or health.

Front

What was Mrs. Cratchit worried about with her Christmas dinner?

Back

Her pudding not turning out right.

Front

What is the last thing the Ghost of Christmas Present showed Scrooge?

Back

Two emaciated children representing Ignorance and Want.

Front

Who is the Ghost of Christmas Present?

Back

A spirit that shows Scrooge the joy and warmth of Christmas in the present.

Front

What lesson does Scrooge learn from the Cratchit family?

Back

The importance of family, love, and togetherness, despite financial struggles.

Front

How does Scrooge's attitude change during Stave Three?

Back

He becomes more open-hearted and begins to appreciate the joy of Christmas.

Front

What does the festive atmosphere at Fred's house symbolize?

Back

The joy and warmth of family gatherings during Christmas.

Front

What does Tiny Tim represent in the story?

Back

The innocence of children and the impact of poverty on families.