A Christmas Carol Stave 1

In what year was A Christmas Carol written?

• 1686

• 1843

• 1915

• 1954

• 1984

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Who wrote A Christmas Carol?

• SE Hinton

• Kurt Vonnegut

• Charles Chaplin

• Hugo Higgens

• Charles Dickens

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Who is the cantankerous main character?

• Fezziwig

• Bob Cratchit

• Ebeneezer Scrooge

• Charles Dickens

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Who is Jacob Marley?

• Scrooge's employee

• Scrooge's brother

• Scrooge's nephew

• Scrooge's business partner

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Why does Scrooge have a problem with people enjoying Christmas?

• He thinks that poor people deserve to be unhappy
• He only cares about making money and Christmas interrupts business.
• He only pretends to dislike Christmas
• He is reminded of his sweetheart on Christmas

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What is the name of Scrooge's long-suffering employee? (not his dead business partner)

• Jacob Marley

• Bob Cratchit

• Charles Dickens

• William Poorfellow

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After Fred left his uncle’s office, two gentlemen came to _______.

• Pick up some work Scrooge had done for them
• Deliver a new desk
• Collect money for the poor
• Invite Scrooge to a political meeting

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Where does Scrooge first see Marley's ghost?

• In the street.
• In his chambers.
• On the door knocker.
• At the office.

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Which of these is false?

• Scrooge cried when Marley died.
• Scrooge was Marley's only friend.
• Scrooge and Marley were business partners.
• Scrooge worked on the day of Marley's funeral.

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The cold and gloom of Scrooge's nature is represented by 

• the london cold and fog
• the smoke
• the rain
• the wind

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