A Christmas Carol

Who wrote "A Christmas Carol"

• Charles Dickens

• Fred Gaines

• Roald Dahl

• Ebenezer Scrooge

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Charles Dickens wanted "A Christmas Carol" to be

• " A reminder that people deserve second chances"

• " A plea for the poor"

• "Shared around the world"

• "A horror story"

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At the beginning of the story, how does Scrooge respond to "Merry Christmas"

• Boo! Fool!

• Bah! Hamburger!

• Bah! Humbug!

• "Get that outta here!"

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Who is Fred?

• Scrooge's brother

• Scrooge's son

• Scrooge's cousin

• Scrooge's nephew

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Where does Fred invite scrooge

• To his home for Christmas dinner

• To a Christmas play

• To visit the poor houses and prisons on Christmas day

• To go Christmas caroling

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In scene 1 what does Scrooge say he has fallen in love with

• Money

• Power

• A wonderful girl

• Solitude

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Who is Scrooge's Clerk

• Jacob Marley

• Fred

• Fezziwig

• Bob Cratchit

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Which best describes Bob Cratchit

• He is a greedy heartless man that wants to take over scrooge's business.

• He is poor and angry that Scrooge is a terrible boss

• He is loyal and grateful for scrooge and doesn't let Scrooge spoil his Christmas spirit.

• He used to be rich like scrooge until made bet and lost everything.

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Who visits scrooge to warm him about three future "visitors"

• Fred

• Jacob Marley

• Bob Cratchit

• Fezziwig

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What do the chains that Marley wears represent

• Greed and Wealth

• Money and Power

• Solitude and Grief

• Hate and Anger