A Christmas Carol Scene 1-6

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How does the mood inside Scrooge's shop differ from outside?

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Inside is gloomy and outside is cheerful

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Fred and Scrooge differ in all the following ways EXCEPT.

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Scrooge wants to give Fred money to buy presents for his kids, but Fred doesn't think they are important.

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Scrooge won't donate to the gentleman solicitors because he already "supports establishments." What is he referring to?

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Workhouses and jails

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Scrooge says about the poor, “if they would rather die, they had better do it and decrease the surplus population." This proves Scrooge is

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Inhumane

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What do the chains that Marley wears symbolize?

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The burden he has to carry in the afterlife for being greedy when he was alive

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What does the Spirit of Christmas Past look like?

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A beautiful, bright woman with flowers and holly

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What lesson does Scrooge learn when he sees himself on Christmas as a young boy?

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It is sad to be lonely.

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What is the main reason the Spirit of Christmas Past shows Scrooge the scene with Fan?

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Encourage him to be kinder to his nephew, Fred.

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Fezziwig differs from Scrooge in all the following ways EXCEPT: He made his workers happy., He held generous parties., He gave his workers Christmas day off., He made his workers feel guilty for taking Christmas off.

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He made his workers feel guilty for taking Christmas off.

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Belle said to Scrooge, "Tell me, Ebeneezer: if all of this had not happened, would you seek me out and try to win me now, a poor dower-less girl with nothing to bring to the marriage?"

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She knows money is his priority, and she is not going to make him any happier.