What is Scrooge’s first reaction when he sees the Cratchit family?

• He thinks it’s such a beautiful family.

• He is afraid Tiny Tim won’t live.

• He is touched to see Bob Cratchit offering a toast to him.

• He thinks Cratchit has too many children.

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What does EARNEST mean?

• Exaggeration

• Praise

• Pretending

• Being sincere

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Why does the playwright include the stage directions at the beginning of Scene 1?

• To act out the directions.

• To help the reader picture the setting and feel certain emotions feelings.

• To display the setting and have the actors act out the scene.

• To show what to do with the spotlight.

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Marley’s dialogue in scene 1, paragraph two suggests that he-

• believes Scrooge can change but doesn’t know how to go about it.

• is vengeful and is trying to mess with Scrooge with giving him nothing when he expects the next spirit.

• is content about helping Scrooge to change his ways.

• while continuing to help change scrooge, he is still hesitant to believe scrooge can and will change.

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Mrs.Cratchit's dialogue in Scene 3 relates the idea that she...

• Is more excited about the food than anything else.

• Wants to have a happy Christmas meal with her loved ones on the important holiday.

• Hates spending time with her family.

• Needs her family to come at the exact time she wanted so they can eat.

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Scrooge’s responses in Scene 3 are important because,

• It shows he has fully changed as a person and feels full remorse of his actions

• It shows he has started to change and understands more but not completely.

• It shows he hasn’t changed and is still a jerk.

• It shows he wants to lower Cratchit’s pay.

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In Act 2, Scene 2, why does the Ghost of Christmas Present sprinkle kindness onto the poor people in particular?

• He wants to make the poor people fight each other.
• He is trying to convince the poor people to give him their money.
• The poor people are always closest to him.
• He thinks the poor people need it most.

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In Act 2, Scene 3, who does Scrooge find out is going to die if he does not change his way and how does he feel about that?

• Scrooge finds out Tiny Tim will die and feels happy about that.
• Scrooge finds out Tiny Tim will die and is bothered by it.
• Scrooge finds out that Fred will die and is bothered by it.
• Scrooge finds out that Fred will die and feels happy about that.

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In Act 2, Scene 2, why does the Ghost of Christmas Present take Scrooge walking into the streets of London?

• He wants Scrooge to see how poor people need kindness
• He thinks the exercise will benefit Scrooge's health
• It is too early to go to the Cratchit house, and there is nothing else to do
• He wants Scrooge to see how his greediness caused two men to fight

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In Act 2, Scene 3, what does Present say to indicate that Scrooge's actions can affect the outcome of events?

• "I would say that he gets the pleasure of his family."
• "I see a vacant seat . . . in the poor chimney corner, and a crutch without an owner."
• "If these shadows remain unaltered by the future, the child will die."
• "Save your breath, Mr. Scrooge. You can't be seen or heard."

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