A Christmas Carol Review

At the beginning of the play, Scrooge is

• grumpy and alone

• friendly and nice

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Do Scrooge and his nephew feel the same or differently about Christmas?

• Same

• Different

• Both

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We know Scrooge is selfish and greedy when

• he hides his money in a jar

• Fred asks for a loan

• The gentleman asks for a donation to the poor

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Why did Marley visit Scrooge?

• To catch up

• To warn him about the 3 spirits

• To play a trick on him

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This picture is an example of a

• spectre

• hearth

• clerk

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Whom does Scrooge see with the Ghost of Christmas past?

• his old house

• his old boss

• his old garage

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The Ghost of Christmas Present can be best described as

• Jolly and friendly

• Dark and quiet

• Upset and happy

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Bob Cratchit and his family are

• sad because they're poor

• alone and friendly

• grateful for what they have

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Why is Scrooge scared of the Ghost of Christmas Future?

• The ghost is silent and dark

• The ghost is dark and loud

• The ghost bright and shiny

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How has Scrooge changed by the end of the play?

• He changed his diet.

• He sold his house and traveled the world.

• He changed his ways and treated people better.

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