AO1 - How does Scrooge get rid of the ghost?

He extinguishes the light with its cap.

He demands the ghost haunt him no longer

AO1 - What quote describes the Ghost of Christmas Past's appearance?

'like a child: yet not so like a child as like an old man'

'Scrooge's long dead great uncle'

'but had a dismal light about it'

'a dark angel with black robes and silver wings'

AO1 - What is Scrooge's fiancée's life like after she leaves Scrooge?

She is happily married with many children.

She becomes a successful businesswoman herself.

She devotes herself to prayer and serving the Lord.

She dies poor and sick in a shelter.

AO1 - How does Scrooge feel about seeing his past?

He shows excitement, but then becomes very sad when he is reminded of how lonely he was.

AO2 - After he sees Fezziwig’s Party, Scrooge says, “I should like to be able to say a word or two to my clerk just now. That's all." What might Dickens be trying to suggest about Scrooge?

He wants to apologise for being so hard on his clerk.

He wants to tell him that he’s doing a terrible job.

He wants to apologise for not throwing a Christmas party.

He wants to yell at his clerk for not throwing a Christmas party.

AO1 - What does Scrooge’s reaction to seeing his fiancé break up with him reveal about his feelings?

He is upset because he realizes he made a big mistake.

He is upset because he realizes he would’ve been very unhappily married to her.

He is angry because the ghost will not take him home.

He is angry because he’d rather be at his office working.

the antithesis/a contrast to Scrooge

AO1 - Who is Little Fan?

Scrooge's younger sister who comes to take him home from boarding school.

Scrooge's ex-girlfriend who broke up with him because he was obsessed with money.

A classmate who made fun of Scrooge as a kid.

Vocab - Definition of inaudible

lowering of quality or self-esteem

AO1/2/3 - Why might Dickens have included the scene where Belle breaks up with Scrooge?

to highlight that there are some things more important than money in life

to highlight the dangers of greed and the importance of family and friendship

to show that Scrooge was a loving, caring person.

to present the idea of the industrial revolution

AO1 - 'Our contract is an old one' - Why does Belle use business-like language to describe the end of their relationship with Scrooge?

It suggests she has to use business language to make it clear to Scrooge.

It shows that she is heartless.

It shows that she loves someone else.

It presents the idea of family and wealth.

AO2 - 'laughed all over himself' - Which devices has Dickens used to describe Fezziwig's nature?

imagery presenting his light-hearted attitude

metaphorical phrase displaying his cheerful demeanour

alliteration to show his jolly nature

noun phrase showing his brash opinions

AO1 - Which of the following is NOT a description associated with the Ghost of Christmas Past?

It carried a glowing torch, in shape like Plenty's horn

It held a branch of fresh green holly in its hand

It wore a tunic of the purest white

From the crown of its head there sprung a clear jet of light

Which of the following shows the correct order of vignettes Scrooge is shown of his past?

boarding school; Fan; Fezziwig; Belle breaks engagement; Belle with family

boarding school; Fezziwig; Fan; Belle breaks engagement; Belle with family

boarding school; Fan; Belle breaks engagement; Fezziwig; Belle with family

boarding school; Fezziwig; Belle breaks engagement; Fan; Belle with family

AO1/2 - Frustrated by the visions of his past, Scrooge tries to extinguish the ghost's light by covering it with its cap. The light simply spills out across the floor and Scrooge is unable to extinguish the light. Is this because .... ?

The light represents the past, which cannot be altered or extinguished.

The light is too bright and the cap is too small for the ghost's head.

Scrooge is not strong enough, despite "pressing it down with all his force".

AO1/2 - In the final vignette, Scrooge sees Belle with her eldest daughter sitting by a "winter fire". What is the significance of the fire?

The fire is a motif which conveys a sense of Belle's happiness and contentment in her life as a wife and mother.

The fire is described as a "winter fire" because it is Christmas Eve.

The fire is a "winter fire", meaning that there are lots of logs on it because it is cold in winter.

The fire is a motif which suggests it is very warm in Belle's house on Christmas Eve.

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