A Christmas Carol - Stave 4

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What does Scrooge assume about his counting house?

Back

He assumes he is not at his counting house because he gave up his greedy business.

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How does Scrooge feel about the Ghost of Christmas Future?

Back

He feels terrified.

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Why was it very quiet at the Cratchit's house?

Back

It was quiet because Tiny Tim had died.

Front

What day will Tiny Tim be buried?

Back

Tiny Tim will be buried on Sunday.

Front

What needs to be at the unidentified man’s funeral for the gentleman to attend?

Back

Lunch needs to be at the unidentified man’s funeral.

Front

What is the significance of the Ghost of Christmas Future?

Back

The Ghost of Christmas Future represents the consequences of Scrooge's actions and the potential for a lonely death.

Front

How does Scrooge's attitude change throughout Stave 4?

Back

Scrooge's attitude changes from fear and denial to realization and a desire to change.

Front

What does the Cratchit family represent in the story?

Back

The Cratchit family represents the struggles of the poor and the importance of family and love.

Front

What lesson does Scrooge learn from the Ghost of Christmas Future?

Back

Scrooge learns that he must change his ways to avoid a grim future.

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What is the role of Marley’s ghost in Stave 4?

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Marley's ghost serves as a warning to Scrooge about the consequences of his greed.