A Christmas Carol Stave 3

What question does Scrooge ask the Spirit of Christmas Present?

• If it is too late for him to change
• If Tiny Tim will live
• If the rest of the Cratchits will ever forgive him
• If the family will have enough to eat after Christmas

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To whom does Bob Cratchit raise a toast?

• Tiny Tim
• Marth
• Mother
• Scrooge

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To whose home does the Spirit take Scrooge?

• The Counting House
• Fezziwig's home
• Bob's home
• Marley's home

What is the best word to describe the Ghost of Christmas present?

• Aloof
• Dour
• Jolly
• Angry

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The children, Ignorance and Want, symbolize what?

• Baby Dolls
• Hunger
• Homeless People
• the evil in human-kind

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Will Tiny Tim die?

• yes
• no
• maybe - it depends
• was not answered

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When playing Yes and No, what was the 'disagreeable, savage' animal Fred was thinking of?

• tiger
• his uncle
• dog
• pig

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What is Bob Cratchit's attitude towards Scrooge on Christmas Day?

• he doesn't want to talk about him
• he says he is going to quit working for him
• he admires him and wants to be just like him
• he is thankful and offers a toast to him

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Enraged; furiously angry

• facetious

• odius

• officious

• livid

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Comfort received by a person after loss or disappointment.

• solemn

• consolation

• ubiquitous

• slander

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