A Christmas Carol Stave 3

Which ghost appears in this stave?

• Ghost of Christmas Past

• Ghost of Christmas Present

• Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

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Which quotation is used to describe the ghost?

• 'long muscular arms'

• 'a silent shape'

• 'a jolly giant'

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Which two figures may we think of when we read the GoCPresent's description?

• Santa and Jesus

• The Grim Reaper and Death

• A Shapeshifter or light

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Which option correctly lists the visions the Ghost of Christmas Present shows Scrooge?

• People celebrating Christmas in the streets and in poverty, the Cratchit family Christmas, Fred's Christmas

• the Cratchit family Christmas. Fred's Christmas, an older Belle

• the Cratchit family Christmas, people celebrating Christmas in the streets or in poverty, the carol singers

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When Scrooge is told Tiny Tim will die, he says 'Say he will be spared!'. Which option contains the most accurate inference?

• The imperative shows he is commanding the ghost to tell him what he wants to hear.

• The imperative shows Scrooge's power and anger towards the ghost's words

• The imperative shows Scrooge's desperation and compassion

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What happens to the ghost as the stave comes to an end?

• He grows bigger

• He grows older

• He grows smaller

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What is the name of the two children who appear at the end of the vision?

• Fan and Fred

• Greed and Sin

• Ignorance and Want

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What do Ignorance and Want signify?

• The main problems in Victorian society

• The main problems with Scrooge and Marley

• The main problem with the Victorian poor

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What does the ghost say towards the end of the stave?

• 'Mankind was my business!'

• Nothing- he only points

• 'Are there no prisons?'

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Why does the ghost repeat Scrooge's words ('Are there no prisons?') to him?

• To make Scrooge feel bad

• To show how the ghost really feels about the poor

• To make Scrooge realise how ignorant his words were and to demonstrate the change we are beginning to see in him

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