"A Christmas Carol"

The Ghost of Christmas __________________ shows Scrooge that Bob Cratchit lives in poor conditions and barely has a Christmas dinner for his family.

• Present
• Past
• Yet to Come
• Marley

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Seeing the future showed Scrooge that ___________.

• Money can take you far in life.
• Your friends will always be there for you.
• No matter what life will be okay.
• Being generous is more important than being wealthy.

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"Bah, humbug!"
Who said this?

• Tiny Tim
• Scrooge
• Fred
• Christmas Present

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Who is the main character of A Christmas Carol?

• Ebeneezer Scrooge
• Queen Victoria
• Tiny Tim
• Bruce Wayne

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Who is Cratchit?

• Scrooge's employee
• Scrooge's nephew
• Scrooge's dad
• Scrooge's friend

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Where did the first ghost take Scrooge?

• into his future
• into his past
• into present day
• into Marley's past

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A possible theme for A Christmas Carol would be...

• Might makes right

• Money can't buy happiness

• Kindness always wins

• It is better to give than to receive

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Which of the following is true?

• Scrooge keeps the Christmas Spirit until his death two years later.
• He was nice every Christmas but was still a " man of disciplined business."
• He became a second father to Tiny Tim and from that time on keeps the Christmas spirit
• He keeps the Christmas spirit and finds even more happiness the next year with a new wife

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What is Scrooge's typical response to "Merry Christmas"?

• "Bah! Nonsense!"
• "Pah! Life's too short!"
• "Bah! Humbug!"
• "Oh, fiddlesticks!"

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What is plot?  

• The diagram we write on.
• The series of events in a story.
• The shape of the stage.
• The setting of the story.

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